Why do I get "response status 404 Not Found:"?

[fablau]

Just installed the standalone version for Linux, and when I run the following command:

twmd -t 1713615721668784172

I get this error:

response status 404 Not Found:

Any ideas?

[tmzg0000]

Is this API interface closed? The issue I have is the same as yours.

[fablau]

I am afraid this project has been kinda "abandoned." If so, anyone know any alternative?

[mmpx12]

@fablau its should work now with v1.10.3 ... if you still have the issue try to login (needed for nsfw).

[missuo]

@fablau its should work now with v1.10.3 ... if you still have the issue try to login (needed for nsfw).

If you have enabled two-factor authentication and cannot log in, I can only try to use an account without two-factor authentication enabled. Unfortunately, I can only download one photo.

./twitter-media-downloader -a -U -L -u puppy_doll_88 -o /data/x -n 3000

[fablau]

Yes it works now! Thank you! I had to login though ;) Appreciated!

[fablau]

I am just wondering: is it possible to automate the login process without user interaction?

[missuo]

I am just wondering: is it possible to automate the login process without user interaction?

Just log in when executing it for the first time.

[fablau]

Oh wow, I didn't know that... wonderful! Thank you so much!!

[fablau]

I am sorry to reopen this thread, but I didn't use twmd for over two days, and now it is asking for username and password again. I'd really need a way to automate it on the server backend to avoid any user interactions. How can I do that?

[fablau]

In the best-case scenario, it'd be nice to be able to specify username and password in the command itself, something like:

twmd -L -u 'username' -pw 'password' -t 1713615721668784172

[missuo]

In the best-case scenario, it'd be nice to be able to specify username and password in the command itself, something like:

twmd -L -u 'username' -pw 'password' -t 1713615721668784172

This is not necessary, if you don't delete the cookies file, your login status doesn't disappear.

[fablau]

Well, I am not sure how cookies are used here since I am using the program through CLI, but no, I don't clear any cookies (how to do that on the CLI??). Fact is, after 15-20 minutes, twmd is asking for username and password again.

[missuo]

Well, I am not sure how cookies are used here since I am using the program through CLI, but no, I don't clear any cookies (how to do that on the CLI??). Fact is, after 15-20 minutes, twmd is asking for username and password again.

After you enter your account password once, a cookies file is generated in the directory of the executable file. You do not need to do anything.

[fablau]

Oh, Ok... let me check because it is possible I have executed it from different locations...thanks for the info ;)

[fablau]

Yes, thank you so much, I was calling the script from another directory, hence the question again. Solved!