Closed khaygiel closed 3 years ago
@khaygiel Looks like the most recent commit introduced a regression. You could try the previous commit, or my fork (which provides a --resume
option that would avoid downloading those 1k posts again).
https://github.com/bbolli/tumblr-utils/blob/be22b8cfa60d547868694d6c8ce80265009fb896/tumblr_backup.py#L207-L208
@bbolli urllib2.URLError is a subclass of EnvironmentError but has no code
attribute. This if statement should check isinstance(e, HTTPError)
before it tries to read e.code
.
I'm using commit be22b8c of tumblr-utils. I haven't really used a program like this before. The command I typed to start the program was this:
C:\Users\Username\Downloads\bbolli-tumblr-utils-be22b8c\bbolli-tumblr-utils-be22b 8c>tumblr_backup.py [tumblrusername]
It got to 1,101 posts before showing me this and then stopping:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users[Username]\Downloads\bbolli-tumblr-utils-be22b8c\bbolli-tumblr-uti ls-be22b8c\tumblr_backup.py", line 1236, in
tb.backup(account)
File "C:\Users[Username]\Downloads\bbolli-tumblr-utils-be22b8c\bbolli-tumblr-uti
ls-be22b8c\tumblr_backup.py", line 597, in backup
soup = apiparse(base, MAX_POSTS, i)
File "C:\Users[Username]\Downloads\bbolli-tumblr-utils-be22b8c\bbolli-tumblr-uti
ls-be22b8c\tumblr_backup.py", line 208, in apiparse
if e.code == 429:
AttributeError: 'URLError' object has no attribute 'code'
Thank you!