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Error 100
2 comments Created 6 months ago by batiste

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Hi, I cannot get a session with an web application: {u'error_code': 100, u'error_msg': u'Invalid parameter', u'request_args': [{u'value': u'JSON', u'key': u'format'}, {u'value': u'...', u'key': u'auth_token'}, {u'value': u'...', u'key': u'sig'}, {u'value': u'1.0', u'key': u'v'}, {u'value': u'...', u'key': u'api_key'}, {u'value': u'facebook.auth.getSession', u'key': u'method'}]} I always get a error 100... what could be the possible errors? I do something as simple as : self.api.auth_token = auth_datas['auth_token'] # getSession sets the session_key and uid self.api.auth.getSession() self.authenticated = True
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Hi,

I cannot get a session with an web application:

{u'error_code': 100, u'error_msg': u'Invalid parameter', u'request_args': [{u'value': u'JSON', u'key': u'format'}, {u'value': u'...', u'key': u'auth_token'}, {u'value': u'...', u'key': u'sig'}, {u'value': u'1.0', u'key': u'v'}, {u'value': u'...', u'key': u'api_key'}, {u'value': u'facebook.auth.getSession', u'key': u'method'}]}

I always get a error 100... what could be the possible errors?

I do something as simple as :
```
            self.api.auth_token = auth_datas['auth_token']
            # getSession sets the session_key and uid
            self.api.auth.getSession()
            self.authenticated = True
```
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batiste Thu Jun 18 08:16:56 -0700 2009 | link
Actually it seems that getSession works the first time with the token...

But then when I do

self.api.session_key = auth_datas['session_key'] self.api.uid = auth_datas['uid'] # could trigger an eventual expired error self.api.auth.getSession()

I get this error 100...

The data are of this form :

{'session_key': u'2.gNsdfasdq601_ONXo12BQ__.86400.1245423600-536937787', 'uid': 536937787}

Any idea? Please I am really depending on your API!?

What about is :

http://www.shuningbian.net/2009/05/facebook-python-authentication-gateway.php
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Actually it seems that getSession works the first time with the token... But then when I do self.api.session_key = auth_datas['session_key'] self.api.uid = auth_datas['uid'] # could trigger an eventual expired error self.api.auth.getSession() I get this error 100... The data are of this form : {'session_key': u'2.gNsdfasdq601_ONXo12BQ__.86400.1245423600-536937787', 'uid': 536937787} Any idea? Please I am really depending on your API!? What about is : http://www.shuningbian.net/2009/05/facebook-python-authentication-gateway.php
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imrehg Sun Jul 19 21:01:26 -0700 2009 | link
Don't you do this in the wrong order? My code works perfectly fine as

from facebook import Facebook # login in web browser facebook.login() # # pause the code until the user finishes logging in, then get session # facebook.auth.getSession() # the session key and uid are stored automatically by pyfacebook self.api.session_key = facebook.session_key self.api.uid = facebook.uid
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Don't you do this in the wrong order? My code works perfectly fine as from facebook import Facebook # login in web browser facebook.login() # # pause the code until the user finishes logging in, then get session # facebook.auth.getSession() # the session key and uid are stored automatically by pyfacebook self.api.session_key = facebook.session_key self.api.uid = facebook.uid
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User ID > 2^31-1
0 comments Created 6 months ago by aronchi

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I got integrity error as explained in http://forum.developers.facebook.com/viewtopic.php?pid=152522#p152522 and it's caused by a limit of pyfacebook lib or database model. I moved id from int(11) to varchar(20) and moved from user, created = self.get_or_create(id=int(facebook.uid)) to user, created = self.get_or_create(id=facebook.uid) now it works and in mysql I get 100000000130682 as a user id (that caused the error, because it was changed to 2147483647 when saving). it seems a very strange facebook id, I think it's a problem of the library...
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I got integrity error as explained in http://forum.developers.facebook.com/viewtopic.php?pid=152522#p152522 and it's caused by a limit of pyfacebook lib or database model.

I moved id from int(11) to varchar(20) and moved from
user, created = self.get_or_create(id=int(facebook.uid))
to
user, created = self.get_or_create(id=facebook.uid)

now it works and in mysql I get 100000000130682 as a user id (that caused the error, because it was changed to 2147483647 when saving).

it seems a very strange facebook id, I think it's a problem of the library...

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How to use Stream
1 comment Created 6 months ago by sahid

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Hello, i want to use Stream.publish, http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Stream.publish but this feature is not avaible on pyfacebook ?
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Hello,

i want to use Stream.publish, http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Stream.publish
but this feature is not avaible on pyfacebook ?

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imrehg Sun Jul 19 20:47:39 -0700 2009 | link

is it really not available?
it's sitting right there, line 553 in the current version of the source ( facebook/init.py )
might have to enable the stream publishing permissions for the user, though, otherwise your program is not allowed to post on behalf of the user.

You can do that by going to this address (after replacing the YOUR_API_KEY with your real api key):
http://www.facebook.com/authorize.php?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&v=1.0&ext_perm=publish_stream

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is it really not available? it's sitting right there, line 553 in the current version of the source ( facebook/__init__.py ) might have to enable the stream publishing permissions for the user, though, otherwise your program is not allowed to post on behalf of the user. You can do that by going to this address (after replacing the YOUR_API_KEY with your real api key): http://www.facebook.com/authorize.php?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&v=1.0&ext_perm=publish_stream
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fb.added is always False
1 comment Created 5 months ago by andmej

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I'm having problems with the "added" instance variable. It seems to be sticking at False even though indeed the user has authorized the application. Here's the relevant part of my code, I'm working in Google App Engine: class MainPage(webapp.RequestHandler): def get(self): fb = facebook.Facebook(_FbApiKey, _FbSecret, app_name=_FbAppName) if fb.check_session(self.request) and fb.added: pass else: url = fb.get_add_url(next=fb.get_app_url()) self.response.out.write('<script language="javascript">top.location.href="' + url + '"</script>') return self.response.out.write("<html><body>You are now logged in and you added the app!</body></html>") It's getting into an infinite redirect cycle, because fb.added is always False. The first time, check_session returns False, but after logging in and authorizing the application, it returns True. In any case, fb.added is always False.
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I'm having problems with the "added" instance variable. It seems to be
sticking at False even though indeed the user has authorized the
application.

Here's the relevant part of my code, I'm working in Google App Engine:
```
class MainPage(webapp.RequestHandler):
 def get(self):
   fb = facebook.Facebook(_FbApiKey, _FbSecret, app_name=_FbAppName)

   if fb.check_session(self.request) and fb.added:
       pass
   else:
      url = fb.get_add_url(next=fb.get_app_url())
      self.response.out.write('<script language="javascript">top.location.href="' + url + '"</script>')
      return

   self.response.out.write("<html><body>You are now logged in and you added the app!</body></html>")
```
It's getting into an infinite redirect cycle, because fb.added is
always False. The first time, check_session returns False, but after
logging in and authorizing the application, it returns True. In any
case, fb.added is always False.
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yesudeep Fri Dec 04 21:12:20 -0800 2009 | link

Does this have a fix? I'm facing the same issue.

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Does this have a fix? I'm facing the same issue.
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patch for admin.banUsers and friends.get method
0 comments Created 3 months ago by kevin3210

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diff --git a/facebook/__init__.py b/facebook/__init__.py index 3813142..3e9a74d 100644 --- a/facebook/__init__.py +++ b/facebook/__init__.py @@ -127,6 +127,9 @@ METHODS = { 'getAllocation': [ ('integration_point_name', str, []), ], + 'banUsers': [ + ('uids', list, []), + ], }, # auth methods @@ -225,6 +228,7 @@ METHODS = { ], 'get': [ + ('uid', int, ['optional']), ('flid', int, ['optional']), ],
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```
diff --git a/facebook/__init__.py b/facebook/__init__.py
index 3813142..3e9a74d 100644
--- a/facebook/__init__.py
+++ b/facebook/__init__.py
@@ -127,6 +127,9 @@ METHODS = {
         'getAllocation': [
             ('integration_point_name', str, []),
         ],
+        'banUsers': [
+            ('uids', list, []),
+        ],
     },

     # auth methods
@@ -225,6 +228,7 @@ METHODS = {
         ],

         'get': [
+            ('uid', int, ['optional']),
             ('flid', int, ['optional']),
         ],
```
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[Patch] test10 failed
0 comments Created 2 months ago by favoyang

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Seems the test10 mock httplib.HTTP, however the code is using httplib.HTTPConnection. <pre> Index: tests/test.py =================================================================== --- tests/test.py (revision 4720) +++ tests/test.py (working copy) @@ -232,20 +232,19 @@ fb = facebook.Facebook(my_api_key, my_secret_key) fb.login = self.login - facebook.httplib.HTTP = Mock('httplib.HTTP') + facebook.httplib.HTTPConnection = Mock('httplib.HTTPConnection') http_connection = Mock('http_connection') - facebook.httplib.HTTP.mock_returns = http_connection + facebook.httplib.HTTPConnection.mock_returns = http_connection http_connection.send.mock_returns_func = self.send - def _http_passes(): - return [200,] - http_connection.getreply.mock_returns_func = _http_passes - def read(): response = {"stuff":"stuff"} response_str = simplejson.dumps(response) return response_str - http_connection.file.read.mock_returns_func = read - + mock_response = Mock('httplib.HTTPResponse') + mock_response.status = 200 + mock_response.read.mock_returns_func = read + http_connection.getresponse.mock_returns = mock_response + response = {"session_key":"key","uid":"my_uid","secret":"my_secret","expires":"my_expires"} response_str = simplejson.dumps(response) res = fb.auth.getSession() </pre>
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Seems the test10 mock httplib.HTTP, however the code is using httplib.HTTPConnection.
```
Index: tests/test.py
===================================================================
--- tests/test.py       (revision 4720)
+++ tests/test.py       (working copy)
@@ -232,20 +232,19 @@
         fb = facebook.Facebook(my_api_key, my_secret_key)
         fb.login = self.login
         
-        facebook.httplib.HTTP = Mock('httplib.HTTP')
+        facebook.httplib.HTTPConnection = Mock('httplib.HTTPConnection')
         http_connection = Mock('http_connection')
-        facebook.httplib.HTTP.mock_returns = http_connection
+        facebook.httplib.HTTPConnection.mock_returns = http_connection
         http_connection.send.mock_returns_func = self.send
-        def _http_passes():
-            return [200,]
-        http_connection.getreply.mock_returns_func = _http_passes
-
         def read():
             response = {"stuff":"stuff"}
             response_str = simplejson.dumps(response)
             return response_str
-        http_connection.file.read.mock_returns_func = read
-        
+        mock_response = Mock('httplib.HTTPResponse')
+        mock_response.status = 200
+        mock_response.read.mock_returns_func = read
+        http_connection.getresponse.mock_returns = mock_response
+
         response = {"session_key":"key","uid":"my_uid","secret":"my_secret","expires":"my_expires"}
         response_str = simplejson.dumps(response)
         res = fb.auth.getSession()
```
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Notes API do not support
0 comments Created 2 months ago by Wolke

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Notes API do not support,hope it can support immediate
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Notes API do not support,hope it can support immediate

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notifications.sendEmail doen't return any error code
0 comments Created about 1 month ago by manelvf

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Hi, Using this code: result = request.facebook.notifications.sendEmail( userList, "Hello", "World" ) where userList is a list of user ids. When this code executes, result hasn't any value and users doen't receive any email. I think that it should return an error code as in : http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Notifications.sendEmail
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Hi,

Using this code:
```
result = request.facebook.notifications.sendEmail( userList, "Hello", "World" )    
```
where userList is a list of user ids.

When this code executes, result hasn't any value and users doen't receive any email. I think that it should return an error code as in :
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Notifications.sendEmail
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Why does check_session return True when canvas_user is in params?
0 comments Created about 1 month ago by lacker

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I was using the require_login decorator and noticed that when people arrived at my app for the first time by clicking a link from a request, it wasn't asking them to allow access, and various pyfacebook calls were failing. I tracked this down to the part of check_session: elif 'canvas_user' in params: self.uid = params['canvas_user'] else: return False return True In this case there is a canvas_user but we don't have a valid session_key. Shouldn't that mean that check_session returns False, and thus the require_login decorator will redirect the user to allow access?
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I was using the require_login decorator and noticed that when people arrived at my app for the first time by clicking a link from a request, it wasn't asking them to allow access, and various pyfacebook calls were failing. I tracked this down to the part of check_session:
```
   elif 'canvas_user' in params:
        self.uid = params['canvas_user']
   else:
        return False
   return True
```
In this case there is a canvas_user but we don't have a valid session_key. Shouldn't that mean that check_session returns False, and thus the require_login decorator will redirect the user to allow access?
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WSGI / pylons-0.9.7 fixes
1 comment Created 4 days ago by tw1nturb0

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Using pyfacebook with pylons has issues with redirects nesting inside the application iframe. It appears this issue was already addressed for Django with commit http://github.com/sciyoshi/pyfacebook/commit/2a6b442c0e2d7674f9c347a340045286d3ece8f2. Additionally, the transition from Paster to WebOb HTTP exceptions on an earlier commit needed some updates as some variable names differ. Not sure of the best way to paste in this patch (all in wsgi.py), so here goes: Top of the file: import re Replace CanvasRedirect definition with: class CanvasRedirect(HTTPOk): """This is for redirects within the canvas using FBML.""" try: from string import Template except ImportError: from webob.util.stringtemplate import Template html_template_obj = Template('<html><head></head><body>${body}</body></html>') body_template_obj = Template('<fb:redirect url="${location}" />') def __init__(self, location): HTTPOk.__init__(self, headers = { 'location': location } ) class TopLevelRedirect(HTTPOk): """This is for redirects to top-level Facebook pages.""" try: from string import Template except ImportError: from webob.util.stringtemplate import Template html_template_obj = Template('<html><head></head><body>${body}</body></html>') body_template_obj = Template('<script type="text/javascript">\ntop.location.href = "${location}";\n</script>') def __init__(self, location): HTTPOk.__init__(self, headers = { 'location': location } ) Change definition of redirect_to: def redirect_to(self, url): """Wrap Pylons' redirect_to function so that it works in_canvas. By the way, this won't work until after you call check_session(). """ if self.in_canvas: raise CanvasRedirect(url) elif re.search("^https?:\/\/([^\/]*\.)?facebook\.com(:\d+)?", url.lower()): raise TopLevelRedirect(url) else: pylons_redirect_to(url)
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Using pyfacebook with pylons has issues with redirects nesting inside the application iframe. It appears this issue was already addressed for Django with commit http://github.com/sciyoshi/pyfacebook/commit/2a6b442c0e2d7674f9c347a340045286d3ece8f2. Additionally, the transition from Paster to WebOb HTTP exceptions on an earlier commit needed some updates as some variable names differ.

Not sure of the best way to paste in this patch (all in wsgi.py), so here goes:

Top of the file:
```
import re
```
Replace CanvasRedirect definition with:
```
class CanvasRedirect(HTTPOk):

    """This is for redirects within the canvas using FBML."""

    try:
        from string import Template
    except ImportError:
        from webob.util.stringtemplate import Template

    html_template_obj = Template('<html><head></head><body>${body}</body></html>')
    body_template_obj = Template('<fb:redirect url="${location}" />')

    def __init__(self, location):
        HTTPOk.__init__(self, headers = { 'location': location } )

class TopLevelRedirect(HTTPOk):

    """This is for redirects to top-level Facebook pages."""

    try:
        from string import Template
    except ImportError:
        from webob.util.stringtemplate import Template

    html_template_obj = Template('<html><head></head><body>${body}</body></html>')
    body_template_obj = Template('<script type="text/javascript">\ntop.location.href = "${location}";\n</script>')

    def __init__(self, location):
        HTTPOk.__init__(self, headers = { 'location': location } )
```
Change definition of redirect_to:
```
    def redirect_to(self, url):
        """Wrap Pylons' redirect_to function so that it works in_canvas.

        By the way, this won't work until after you call
        check_session().

        """

        if self.in_canvas:
            raise CanvasRedirect(url)
        elif re.search("^https?:\/\/([^\/]*\.)?facebook\.com(:\d+)?", url.lower()):
            raise TopLevelRedirect(url)
        else:
            pylons_redirect_to(url)
```
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tw1nturb0 Thu Dec 31 19:04:14 -0800 2009 | link

Also needs the _HTTPMove import changed to HTTPOk.

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Also needs the _HTTPMove import changed to HTTPOk.
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Error on facebook.auth.getSession()
0 comments Created about 11 hours ago by Okram87

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I've used pyFacebook for weeks without any problem, but since this week every time I call facebook.auth.getSession() I receive this error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "../file.py", line 27, in nameFile facebook.auth.getSession() File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 669, in getSession result = self._client('%s.getSession' % self._name, args) File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 1110, in __call__ return self._parse_response(response, method) File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 1047, in _parse_response self._check_error(result) File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 998, in _check_error raise FacebookError(response['error_code'], response['error_msg'], response['request_args']) pyFacebook.Facebook.FacebookError: Error 100: Invalid parameter Anyone can help me? Thank you
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I've used pyFacebook for weeks without any problem, but since this week every time I call
facebook.auth.getSession()
I receive this error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "../file.py", line 27, in nameFile
```
facebook.auth.getSession()
```
File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 669, in getSession
```
result = self._client('%s.getSession' % self._name, args)
```
File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 1110, in call
```
return self._parse_response(response, method)
```
File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 1047, in _parse_response
```
self._check_error(result)
```
File "../pyFacebook/Facebook.py", line 998, in _check_error
```
raise FacebookError(response['error_code'], response['error_msg'], response['request_args'])
```
pyFacebook.Facebook.FacebookError: Error 100: Invalid parameter

Anyone can help me?
Thank you
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