Failed to Authenticate

[zjllee]

C:\Apps\Python27\Scripts>coursera-dl -u @gmail.com -p **** -d D:\Course -w 7 procmin-001 Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Apps\Python27\Scripts\coursera-dl-script.py", line 9, in load_entry_point('coursera-dl==3.1', 'console_scripts', 'coursera-dl')() File "C:\Apps\Python27\lib\site-packages\courseradownloader\courseradownloader .py", line 649, in main d.login(args.course_names[0]) File "C:\Apps\Python27\lib\site-packages\courseradownloader\courseradownloader .py", line 168, in login raise Exception("Failed to authenticate as %s" % self.username) Exception: Failed to authenticate as @gmail.com

It was working just last week. I wonder what is wrong with it. Thank you for your help!

[clampak]

I have this same issue.

[milkfan]

I have this same issue. Already merged code with pull-request #166

[dgorissen]

@milkfan can you confirm the problem persists with the current master?

[milkfan]

@dgorissen I was on the branch mechanize. Confirm it's not working with the latest coursera-dl. Am I supposed to switch to the master?

[milkfan]

@dgorissen The master branch has not been updated for a while now, right? It's not working on either master or mechanize. However, as someone pointed out in issue #164, I can install coursera-dl==2.0.2 instead and it works fine for me.

[dgorissen]

Sorry I meant mechanize branch.

[colablikje]

I have the same issue. Are you suggesting to replace courseradownloader.py from the mechanize branch? I did that, but that isn't working either. (I don't want to steal the threat, just add that this is an issue that concerns more people)

[poluekt]

I don't think @danmbox verified the fix.

[donalddominko]

Working on Ubuntu 12.04 and I have the same issue. Not sure but did I merge everything as I should? This is how my folder looks now:

Dec 22 23:18 CHANGELOG.txt Oct 30 20:54 CONTRIBUTING.md Oct 30 21:08 coursera Oct 30 20:54 coursera-dl Oct 30 20:54 coursera-dl.bat Dec 22 23:18 courseradownloader Dec 22 23:18 LICENSE.txt Dec 22 23:18 MANIFEST.in Dec 22 23:18 README.md Dec 22 23:18 requirements.txt Dec 22 23:18 setup.py

As I understand @danmbox has to do the verification and then simple " git fetch https://github.com/dgorissen/coursera-dl" will do the trick?

[danmbox]

The current mechanize branch in this repository seems to WFM:

cd /tmp $ git clone git://github.com/dgorissen/coursera-dl.git $ cd coursera-dl $ git branch mechanize $ python courseradownloader/courseradownloader.py -u $USER -p $PASS healthliteracy-001

Does this work?

[poluekt]

worked for me. I had to download new version directly from the github web site. Is there a way to do it with pip?

[danmbox]

If the maintainer decides to bump the version and release to pypy...

[donalddominko]

I tried your version and had partial success. Did some download and then it hang so I did CTRL+C .. I'm posting entire output in case someone wants to reproduce and debug.

~/Documents/Workspace/Coursera.com/Data-Scientist-Specialization/Regression-Models$ python /tmp/coursera-dl/courseradownloader/courseradownloader.py -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD regmods-016 Coursera-dl v3.1 (html.parser) Logging in as 'USERNAME'...

Course 1 of 1

• Collecting downloadable content from https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/index
• Got all downloadable content for regmods-016
• regmods-016 will be downloaded to /home/donald/Documents/Workspace/Coursera.com/Data-Scientist-Specialization/Regression-Models/regmods-016
  • Downloading lecture/syllabus pages Warning: failed to download about file HTTP Error 400: Bad Request
  • Week 1
  • Downloading resources for 01_01_a Introduction to regression (4-10)
  • Downloading https://github.com/bcaffo/courses/blob/master/07_RegressionModels/pdfs/01_01.pdf?raw=true None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=135_en&format=txt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=135_en&format=srt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/download.mp4?lecture_id=135 None
  • Downloading resources for 01_01_b Basic least squares (5-41)
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=137_en&format=txt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=137_en&format=srt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/download.mp4?lecture_id=137 None
  • Downloading resources for 01_01_c Least squares continued (5-38)
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=139_en&format=txt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=139_en&format=srt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/download.mp4?lecture_id=139 None
  • Downloading resources for 01_01_d Regression through the origin (7-37)
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=141_en&format=txt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=141_en&format=srt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/download.mp4?lecture_id=141 None
  • Downloading resources for 01_02_a Basic Notation and Background (3-26)
  • Downloading https://github.com/bcaffo/courses/blob/master/07_RegressionModels/pdfs/01_02.pdf?raw=true None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=143_en&format=txt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/subtitles?q=143_en&format=srt None
  • Downloading https://class.coursera.org/regmods-016/lecture/download.mp4?lecture_id=143 None ^CTraceback (most recent call last): File "/tmp/coursera-dl/courseradownloader/courseradownloader.py", line 657, in main() File "/tmp/coursera-dl/courseradownloader/courseradownloader.py", line 654, in main d.download_course(cn,dest_dir=args.dest_dir,reverse_sections=args.reverse,gzip_courses = args.gzip_courses) File "/tmp/coursera-dl/courseradownloader/courseradownloader.py", line 493, in download_course class_dir=path.join(wkdirname, clsdirname)) File "/tmp/coursera-dl/courseradownloader/courseradownloader.py", line 389, in download self.browser.retrieve(url,filepath,timeout=self.TIMEOUT) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mechanize/_opener.py", line 277, in retrieve block = fp.read(bs) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mechanize/_response.py", line 195, in read data = self.wrapped.read(to_read) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/socket.py", line 380, in read data = self._sock.recv(left) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 561, in read s = self.fp.read(amt) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/socket.py", line 380, in read data = self._sock.recv(left) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 241, in recv return self.read(buflen) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 160, in read return self._sslobj.read(len) KeyboardInterrupt

[danmbox]

Yeah, that used to happen every once in a while (on both branches I believe). Ctrl-C and re-download, possibly using the week filter to avoid checking perfectly fine videos.

[dgorissen]

Verified and @danmbox 's PR #164 works for me. Bumped coursera version on pypi.