Closed CrewMonk33 closed 11 months ago
had to create another account because couldn't access my account, took me two weeks and this issue (https://github.com/Bionus/imgbrd-grabber/issues/2886) to figure out I just needed to replace "localhost" in the script url with the actual ip for grabber to be able to get to the api (I have no idea why 0_0 but seeing as typing localhost instead of 127.0.0.1 on firefox seems to force me to use ssl and as I have no certificate or anything related set up on szurubooru, the reason I can't access via localhost may be because localhost means ssl apparently) edit : sorry, can't close that issue because can't access my other account :-/
I'm not quite sure I understood everything, but glad you managed to solve your issue 😅
Although if you feel there's anything unclear in the Szurubooru docs, feel free to say so! Although I think this part could have helped you?
If your Szurubooru instance is not on the same machine as Grabber, or simply not accessible at http://localhost:8080/, make sure to update the URL in the script.
I'm using the portable version of grabber and have installed szurubooru, which is working fine right now, can upload etc... All that on windows 10. But now that I try, following your indications, to set everything up to upload on szuru, not only does the soft gives me a log saying "error 1080 couldn't find axios" even though it is installed locally (could this be that the instance of grabber I'm running is on another disk ?), but when I test the js file again in another folder (without grabber, directly with nodejs console), it throws an error. Here's a screenshot of it : This test was made without grabber.