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I believe the file gets moved and not deleted, correct?
Is the JSON, in fact, invalid? If so paste one of them in here so we can look.
@gregf: can you please confirm that this is working now?
The openphoto-python library has been renamed to "trovebox", so you'll need to install this first:
sudo pip install trovebox
See the updated readme for more details.
Sorry about this, but I can't confirm it for you at this point. I have already closed my picasa account and moved everything over to trovebox using another service. Thanks anyways.
No problem - sorry it took so long to get this resolved.
@sneakypete81 Thanks for getting around to these!
Having a strange issue. I used the picasaweb exporter found here https://github.com/olberger/export-picasaweb.git. I was able to export my json files easily.
I have ~/import/import.py and I copied my fetched directory that the picasaweb generated. So my json files are in the correct location. Running import.py from the docs gives the following.
The reason it fails is because the file doesn't even exist
I tried both trovebox.com and openphoto.me as the hostnames.
_Update:_ It appears it is getting the right file name, but it deletes the json file even if it fails. So, the fact that file doesn't exist isn't the issue. It is actually only failing to parse the json, but then deletes the file.