Open hostingnuggets opened 5 months ago
Odd - Error 508 - assuming this is a web server error 508 - would indicate you have overloaded the target web server somehow. Not very likely across all of Yahoo/FT/Coinbase.
Are you behind a corporate firewall that somehow could interfere with the extension?
On Tue, 25 Jun 2024 at 13:53, Hosting Nuggets @.***> wrote:
Hi, I just installed this extension in Calc (LibreOffice 7.4.7.2) on Debian 12 but unfortunately all examples below from the README:
=GETREALTIME("IBM",21,"YAHOO") =GETREALTIME("IBM:NYQ",21,"FT") =GETREALTIME("EURUSD","LAST_PRICE","FT") =GETHISTORIC("IBM",90,"2020-12-01","YAHOO") =GETREALTIME("ETH-USD","LAST_PRICE","COINBASE")
Show me an Error 508. Any ideas what could be wrong?
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Are you behind a corporate firewall that somehow could interfere with the extension?
No, home connection in Europe. Could be maybe some country restriction...
@cmallwitz I actually found the issue: instead of using ,
as a separator like in the example I needed to use a ;
.
But now I have another issue, for the following
=GETREALTIME("EUR=X";"LAST_PRICE";"YAHOO")
I get the following error:
Yahoo.getRealtime(EUR=X, 21) - crumb missing
Any ideas what's wrong here?
Hi, I just installed this extension in Calc (LibreOffice 7.4.7.2) on Debian 12 but unfortunately all examples below from the README:
Show me an
Error 508
. Any ideas what could be wrong?