Closed markoinether closed 2 years ago
@4MarkusMarkus - thx! Somehow you are missing a keyring secure storage module for the Keep token. I think you can still use kim with the -r parameter and it won’t try to save your Keep token. try python3 kim.py -r
which requires you to enter your pw every time.
what operating system are you using?
@4MarkusMarkus did you try the kim.py -r
option yet?
@djsudduth @4MarkusMarkus
I also used to have sign in problems ... I was able to solve it with ...
pip3 install --upgrade keyrings.alt
[... from stackoverflow ]
This way I just enter the pin# I chose and haven't had any problems since.
///////////////////// Enter your Google account username: xdxdxd Please enter password for encrypted keyring: zzzz You've succesfully logged into Google Keep using local keyring access token!
Enter a keyword search, label search or '--all' to convert Keep notes to md or '--x' to exit: /////////////////////
... hope that helps.
FWIW I am having the same issue... Ubuntu 20.04 Python3 3.8.10
@nveeser - see the previous comment for the fix for keyring (I assume you're having the keyring issue)
This is addressed in #37 - closing for now
Hi Great work!!! would love to use the tool :). As I have described above, keep-test.py -> working:
kim.py -> cannot sign in, will ask me to put in username, but not ask for password, will throw error right after username is put in
I am using Sign in with App Passwords https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833 for sign in.
running Python 3.8.10