It also needs some try/except handling to be added for all the cases where Yahoo fails to provide the requested asset.
Once you sort those things out, it works pretty well.
It also needs some try/except handling to be added for all the cases where Yahoo fails to provide the requested asset.
Once you sort those things out, it works pretty well.
login.yahoo.com creates 2 cookies. The program's help identifies two flags called -ct and -cy which I assume you're referring to. Am I to understand that to properly run the program, the command should be entered as so:
./yahoo.py -ct %cookieOneContent -cy %cookieTwoContent -u username -p password groupname
I don't know which cookie goes where so I tried it both ways, and both with and without the -u username and -p password flags; none of them worked, only returning HTTP Errors.
Sorry this is so tricky.
e: actually, no dice. Got it to work on one group and then never again. A couple of the groups I've tried can retrieve messages, but never files or attachments. It always gives an exception when it gets to the files.
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So: ./yahoo.py -ct "T cookie"-cy "Y cookie" -ce "F cookie" "group name"