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Script is currently mishandling retweets or any tweet containing an @username reference, attributing them to the wrong Twitter handle: <Vlesk@Vlesk> Got some bomb ass viet food, my visa approved and Game of Thrones while spending time with the homie @Vlesk. Life is great today < (13s ago) Tweet abov...

With the default useragent, links come back as: [10:02:55] <Grievre> https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=38 [10:02:55] <AALurker> [L] Your browser is deprecated. Please upgrade. - YouTube Changing the useragent to a more modern browser set ua "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/53...

Special thanks to thommey and chrfle over at #egghelp for helping me find the issue.

If you have other scripts that make http::register calls, you must comment out those calls and source twitter.tcl before them, otherwise the scripts will conflict with each other.

On removing the duplicate and ensuring the titter.tcl was sourced last and http.tcl first the problem seems to have been resolved. So check your config again and maybe remove any recently added tcls which might possibly be conflicting. I am not sourcing http.tcl directly in my bot configs; as far a...

make sure twitter.tcl is the last script sourced
otherwise it might break the http::register if another script does that last

If I have another script that uses http::register, do I need to change anything in that? I'm still getting errors having changed the lines noted.

That fix seemed to work for a while, but within 24 hours the errors return until I restart the bot. Anyone else?

Thanks for the quick response! Confirmed working.

Is anyone not getting these errors currently?

I seem to be getting an oauth error that started around when Twitter disabled SSL 3.0 due to the POODLE vulnerability.

Anyone else getting OAUTH Errors starting around 6-7PM CST starting OCT-14-2014?

Thanks a ton for your hard work, great script! I posted the same fix as a comment on your github in case anyone else is a Linux scrub like me and has the same issue.

Yeah something is definitely not right on my end, I wrote a simple Perl script to compare MIME type responses based on this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/523773/how-do-i-find-a-links-content-type-in-perl and it is returning different types for the same link for HTTP vs HTTPS user@AALurker:~/li...

Actually it looks like you're definitely onto something; it would appear that none of my HTTPS links are parsing correctly. Initialize Links Object Checking existance of site in database.. not dupe This URL: https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/t1.0-9/1513695_314741348650880_123183...

Still getting the same error with the updated links.pm; it seems to not like anything as far as the & parameter in the URL This URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMUDVMiITOU&t=10 doesn't really exist!! Return Code: 500 $VAR1 = bless( { 'isdupe' => 0, 'date' => '2014-07-24 11:30:46', 'pars...

:D Awesome, will grab to test now, I had been looking to replace the current link logger I have because it's ugly as sin, but as you might imagine YouTube links are pretty common in the channel. I will grab the new .pm and let you know how things work, but I'm pretty sure you're correct; I noticed t...

So thanks to your excellent guide I was able to follow the directions and, with a little bit of troubleshooting and only minimal Linux knowledge (running this on Debian), I was able to get this script mostly working. For some reason, however, it does not seem to like the YouTube links I tested it wi...