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trying to login and getting error #7
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Ok, just seen that sorry. Let me see if I can reproduce this. By looking at these traces, it seems the error comes from a package that I'm relying on, so I'll check if something has changed in the package recently. |
I could not reproduce the same error: when I try with my login (user or mail) it works well. Are you using MFA? I've seen an issue on the package that implements the authentication where a user has the same error as yours: matin/garth#41. It seems the issue is not completely solved yet. |
Don't think I am using MFA as U don't know what that is 😀
Thanks for looking into it.
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I could not reproduce the same error: when I try with my login (user or
mail) it works well.
Are you using MFA? I've seen an issue on the package that implements the
authentication where a user has the same error as yours: matin/garth#41
<matin/garth#41>. It seems the issue is not
completely solved yet.
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I DO know what Multi-Factor Authentication is... just did a test creating a new account, with MFA, and I got the same error that you get. When I de-activate the MFA, it works well. So as a work-around, try to de-activate your MFA from Garmin. Or alternatively, you may wait and see if this error is corrected in this issue: matin/garth#41. Not much I can do here, as the authentication is really handled by this package. |
Ok- will look into MFA. Ta
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I DO know what Multi-Factor Authentication is... just did a test creating
a new account, with MFA, and I got the same error that you get. When I
de-activate the MFA, it works well.
So as a work-around, try to de-activate your MFA from Garmin. Or
alternatively, you may wait and see if this error is corrected in this
issue: matin/garth#41 <matin/garth#41>. Not
much I can do here, as the authentication is really handled by this package.
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Hi - thought I'd try this out after using garminexport in the past. Note - I am a linux newbie.
Installation seemed to go ok. When I entered
python3 garmin-backup.py data/2024 -f "gpx" --current --verbose=3
it saidGave me a login and password prompt (my email address has a "+" in it if that matters) and then a bit of a pause like it is thinking about it - then this error
any suggestions what to do next.
Thanks
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