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Issue getting token when running example.py #2
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Fixed the PATH warning issue with the command:
Re-run the command and installed successully this time:
Still have same issue though:
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Also cannot get token from example, output below:
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Quick thank you for creating the code, look forward to getting it working :)
Just at this step of the process:
"The script will ask you to open a browser, log in, and then paste the URL you're redirected to. It will then write a JSON file called wideq_state.json._"
I copy the URL into the browser, enter my LG account details and it just keeps coming back with the message:
us.m.lgaccount.com says:
Please check your network and try again
I can login with the same account to the following:
https://sso.lg.com/oauth/page/login?authorizeKey=9c837df5-72db-4991-82e6-451be0636657
There is an option to login with facebook, which then returned the following URL:
https://us.m.lgaccount.com/login/sign_in?country=UK&language=en-EN&svcCode=SVC202&authSvr=oauth2&client_id=LGAO221A02&onyx_feature=N&division=ha&show_select_country=N&show_add_services=N&oauthTokenExpiredFlag=N&os_type=PC&thirdParty=facebook#_=_
Then read somewhere else the details in the wideq.py file needs to be precise, so although I'm in the country UK I set it back to 'PL'. The URL then seemed to work and took my through a menu asking for date of birth and some terms and conditions.
After that I got a page could not be found message.
Followed the link again and got what seemed the correct URL, but when entering got the following:
So at this point I'm stuck.
One additoinal bit of information I'm not sure is relevant I got a warning about a PATH when running the command below:
Be useful for some pointers.
Many thanks in advance
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