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tweet about anonymous Wikipedia edits from particular IP address ranges
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Isn't posting tweets #127

Closed zachwhalen closed 9 years ago

zachwhalen commented 9 years ago

Hi,

I'm not sure what the issue is. I think I've set it up correctly, I've verified that my API keys are correct, and by sending the --verbose output to a log file (./anon.coffee >> log.txt), I've verified that an in-range edit came through via the IRC stream.

But still, no tweets. How should I debug? Where else might be the problem?

Thanks, Zach

DannyCork commented 9 years ago

Try adding your own ip range restarting anon make a Wikipedia edit and see if anon alerts you.

On 26 Oct 2014, at 19:23, Zach Whalen notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

I'm not sure what the issue is. I think I've set it up correctly, I've verified that my API keys are correct, and by sending the --verbose output to a log file (./anon.coffee >> log.txt), I've verified that an in-range edit came through via the IRC stream.

But still, no tweets. How should I debug? Where else might be the problem?

Thanks, Zach

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zachwhalen commented 9 years ago

Thanks Danny. That's what I tried originally, with no luck.

I got it working now, though, by adjusting how I entered my IP ranges. I originally was including ranges like ["123.123.123.0", "123.123.123.255"]. That's the configuration that wasn't working.

I added the netmask equivalent (maybe? I'm not that clear on what a netmask is) of e.g. "123.123.123.0/24" and now it picked up my test edit.

I notice that the readme states that my first method is "slower", but I don't know by how much "slower" that's supposed to be. I'd waited a few hours at least before deciding that I needed to do some digging.

At any rate, it seems to be working fine now so I'll close this issue.