Flickcurl-1.25 fails to upload about flickcurl

[dajobe]

Yeah it's caused by flickrs switch to https. The patches in Git does fix it but I just released 1.26 with that fix yesterday. Although I didn't remember to test uploading...

Dave

On Aug 18, 2014, at 10:23 AM, Edd Barrett [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I have used (and maintained the openbsd package of) flickcurl for some years. But it seems that something is now broken (or I have screwed up oauth).

I first ran flickcurl with no arguments and followed instructions. I now have a config file like this:

[flickr]
oauth_token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
oauth_token_secret=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
oauth_client_key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
oauth_client_secret=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Obviously the actual keys have been censored.

Then if I upload as I always had:

$ flickcurl upload IMG_4644.JPG friend family
flickcurl: Uploading file IMG_4644.JPG
flickcurl: ERROR: Call failed with error 0 - (null) (HTTP 403)
flickcurl: Command upload failed
I then removed the config and followed the instructions a second time. No cigar.

I also tried setting the API key to a mobile app. No cigar.

Can someone try uploading in this way to see if it still works. Maybe the flickr API changed?

I see 1.26 was tagged a couple of days ago. Will this fix the issue?

Thanks

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[vext01]

Ah it works with 1.26!

By the way, OpenBSD ports is reporting flickcurl library major and minor version as 0.0. This make sense since:

LIBFLICKCURL_LIBTOOL_VERSION=0:0:0

Do you not plan to bump libflickcurl.so version numbers to indicate the level of backward compatibility between versions?

[dajobe]

I suppose I should update that. Although it would be 0:0:26 since I pretty much add new API calls at each release. (Never remove, change so far)

[vext01]

So you never removed a function or modified any existing function signature? I ask because if not I can manually minor bump the library version in the OpenBSD port; otherwise I need to do a major bump. More info here:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/ports/specialtopics.html#SharedLibs

[dajobe]

I'm pretty sure I've not broken the semantic versioning rules by removing or modifying functions.