Closed maitrenageur-zz closed 6 years ago
If you do this: ./miniflux-exporter -help
, what do you get? And does the test
directory exists?
Yes, the directory exists and the write permissions are available. The output of ./miniflux-exporter -help
is:
Usage of ./miniflux-exporter:
-host string
miniflux hostname, f.e. http://localhost:8080 (default "http://localhost:8080")
-output-bookmarks string
output filename, f.e. /tmp/bookmarks.txt
-output-opml string
output filename, f.e. /tmp/opml.xml
-pass string
miniflux password
-s if flag -s is provided, the happy-flow won't display any output
-user string
miniflux username
I have seen in Miniflux2 the API endpoint is http://127.0.0.1/v1/
. Has for miniflux-exporter the v1
a special meaning?
I found my mistake. I used a password with special characters. This don't like miniflux-exporter.
Thanks for the comment, @maitrenageur . I think you need to escape the special characters and/or put them around quotes. Anyhow, solved :).
Hello,
I tried several times in several combinations, but is doesn't run. I get always the error:
INFO[0000] skipping opml export (see -help for more info) INFO[0000] skipping export of bookmarks/starred entries (see -help for more info) -bash: JUB+y: Command not found.
I used the following line as example:
./miniflux-exporter -user username -pass password -host http://127.0.0.1:62345 -output-opml /test/miniflux-opml.xml
Any ideas?
Thank you