Closed bjuncek closed 9 months ago
@bjuncek can you make absolutely sure there's no "weird" characters (things like '
or ~
or backticks) in the username or password that can brick the quotation of the script/command?
Do you keep them quoted when you put them in the script?
Can you change your password on opensubtitles website to something with only lowercase letters and test that?
I can't add anything beyond "it works" on my machine, lowercase letter, uppercase letters, digits, -
and @
in it.
I have the same problem. I've tried setting the variables in the binary and passing the credentials through cli, also tried both username and email.
Note that it started when I changed my password, now the previous and the current passwords don't work.
However, the same credentials work fine on opensubtitles.org, and it's been more than 24 hours since the change.
This issue needs to be run again with the very latest version of this script, that's running with a new provider (opensubtitles.COM) and new accounts. If you still have troubles logging in, feel free to reopen this issue.
I have a headless nas where I want to download the subtitles for videos I have on there. Running the script with edited username/pass and/or
--username
and--password
arguments still produces the 401 error.