Closed jadenquinn closed 8 months ago
Not all requests have all things, so if you don't find something in one request, try another. Also, don't look in the General section in the headers, scroll down to the Request headers. For, me right now, everything is in the request starting list?
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Not all requests have all things, so if you don't find something in one request, try another. Also, don't look in the General section in the headers, scroll down to the Request headers. For, me right now, everything is in the request starting
list?
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I literally don't understand any of this... I'm not a dev.
However, I was able to cross reference what these things mean with a site that I use for OnlyFans stuff too, but now I'm getting this:
jaden@UltraYummyBlade ~ % cd '/Users/j/Downloads/onlyfans-dl-master/' && '/usr/local/bin/python3' '/Users/j/Downloads/onlyfans-dl-master/onlyfans-dl.py' && echo Exit status: $? && exit 1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/j/Downloads/onlyfans-dl-master/onlyfans-dl.py", line 16, in
Edit: I'm also getting this after installing the requests library. Edit2: I actually got it to work. For some reason, I have 3 versions of Python installed, 2.7 and two 3 versions, this is for compatibility with certain things, and this makes using Python3 a disaster. I just had to install the requests library specifically using pip3, and not just using the default pip command. How annoying to remember.
Go to your web broser, open the onlyfans, press ctrl + shift + i, click in network, press ctrl + r, in the search bar write the word "hint", in this file you will find all the 4 variables that you need in the response headers
I find everything else but I find no trace of an "x-bc" header. I looked in hints and many other JSON type requests.
Nevermind...it was in a request header. I mistakenly thought it only made sense to look in the response headers.
I am unable to find these values with the instructions provided in the readme. Help?