Closed keithbro closed 10 years ago
yea this became effective as of today (1/14/2014) i added ssl => 1 to my script and it fixed the 403. (1 should be default value, not 0 anymore)
I just released 4.01001 which warns if no ssl
option is specified. For backwards compatibility, it defaults to SSL disabled. A future release will make the default SSL enabled. See 017f9e4 for details.
https://dev.twitter.com/discussions/24239
Since api.twitter.com is now restricted to SSL/TLS traffic, this should be reflected in Net::Twitter.
i.e.
should be the same as
Otherwise the reponse will be 403 forbidden.