Closed phrwn closed 2 years ago
This isn't handled by the app right now, but there is a workaround.
settings.json
in the Livestream Monitor directory TwitchAuthToken
lineThat did not work for me. I tried adding individual streams and importing via username and get the same battery of errors as before, including on opening the application.
I tested it out locally and this workaround does work for me so I'm not sure what's different. If you still have issues after following these other suggestions, please post an image of the error you're getting.
The only things I can think of you can try are:
After deleting that TwitchAuthToken
line in the settings file, when you next start up the app you will get an error during the initialization as there's no auth token but when you go to add a new stream the app prompts you to authorize.
After following the auth instructions the refresh starts working again.
If that all fails, you can also try backing up then deleting/renaming the settings.json
and livestreams.json
files followed by importing your follows again just to see if you can get it back to a working state.
Ok it's fixed - for some reason, either changing the password or adding the 2FA, it had fallen off the connected applications list completely. All good now. Thanks.
Ok it's fixed - for some reason, either changing the password or adding the 2FA, it had fallen off the connected applications list completely. All good now. Thanks.
Thanks a lot for looking into that more, this issue might help others in the future who run into the same thing!
I changed my Twitch password and added 2FA since the leak and now am getting lots of invalid OAuth token messages in Livestream Monitor; on open, on stream refresh, and on trying to add new streams.
Presumably I've broken everything, but if not, is there a way to resolve?