Open Horathmael opened 6 years ago
rckclmbr
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6 years ago This is really weird -- pythons uuid.getnode can't find a valid mac address from a network interface card. Are you running this in a VM or something? Can you give me a little more detail on what OS/install you are running this on? Also, did you download the executable?
Horathmael
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6 years ago I have downloaded the executable, and I am running it on Windows 10 Home, version 1703, OS Build 15063.726,
damonreece
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6 years ago Also getting this in 0.4.0:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "site-packages\aiohttp\web_protocol.py", line 416, in start File "site-packages\aiohttp\web.py", line 323, in _handle File "pyportify\middlewares.py", line 14, in index_handler File "pyportify\app.py", line 49, in google_login File "pyportify\google.py", line 25, in login File "pyportify\google.py", line 175, in _get_android_id OSError: a valid MAC could not be determined. Provide an android_id (and be sure to provide the same one on future runs).
Windows 10 Home 1709 OS build 16299.125.
sizarkamar
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6 years ago I have the same problem, I'm running 0.4.1 on Windows 10 Is there any solution for it?
H3av3N-UK
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6 years ago Really weird, this was working for me yesterday no problems at all ( had to use the standard .exe though, and complete via the web browser as copy-all would fail )
Trying it again today, and receiving the same error as the others reporting above.
Running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Version 1803 Build 17134.191
minimino
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5 years ago Okay so an update on this. It seems that google.py is causing the issue here. Removing these lines (173-176) made it work perfectly:
if (mac_int >> 40) % 2: raise OSError("a valid MAC could not be determined." " Provide an android_id (and be" " sure to provide the same one on future runs).")
Maybe we should find another way to verify it is a valid MAC address.
ColdSphinX
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5 years ago same here version 0.4.1
silicondosa
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4 years ago Okay so an update on this. It seems that google.py is causing the issue here. Removing these lines (173-176) made it work perfectly:
if (mac_int >> 40) % 2: raise OSError("a valid MAC could not be determined." " Provide an android_id (and be" " sure to provide the same one on future runs).")Maybe we should find another way to verify it is a valid MAC address.
I had the same issue on Linux, with pyportify installed from pip. This fix did solve the problem, but we should probably find a more permanent solution to this issue...
This occurs when I try to sign in with my google account "Error handling request Traceback (most recent call last): File "site-packages\aiohttp\server.py", line 265, in start File "site-packages\aiohttp\web.py", line 96, in handle_request File "pyportify\middlewares.py", line 18, in index_handler File "pyportify\app.py", line 51, in google_login File "asyncio\coroutines.py", line 206, in coro File "pyportify\google.py", line 27, in login File "pyportify\google.py", line 207, in _get_android_id OSError: a valid MAC could not be determined. Provide an android_id (and be sure to provide the same one on future runs)."