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Issues with oauth on fresh MM install #5

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tdannecy opened this issue Feb 17, 2015 · 5 comments
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Issues with oauth on fresh MM install #5

tdannecy opened this issue Feb 17, 2015 · 5 comments

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@tdannecy
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I'm on a fresh setup and I pulled the latest version of MM. I'm getting this error when trying to authenticate:

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Error in registerTwitterOAuth(twitCred) :
ROAuth is no longer used in favor of httr, please see ?setup_twitter_oauth

@n3mo
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n3mo commented Feb 18, 2015

Thanks for posting this issue. It seems that a dependency of MassMine was updated on Feb 11 which is causing this issue. Anyone who installs MassMine after that date will experience the same error. I'm working on the solution and will let you know when the issue has been addressed.
Cheers!

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n3mo commented Feb 19, 2015

MassMine has been updated to fix this issue. To update, work from a terminal and run:

cd ~/path/to/massmine/
git pull
./massmine upgrade

After executing these steps, you should be able to authenticate and use MassMine according to the instructions at http://www.massmine.org/docs/index.html

Let me know if you have any further issues, and thanks again for reporting this.

@tdannecy
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Still having issues after the upgrade. Do you think this is due to an older version of R running on UF's servers?

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In addition: Warning message:
package `rjson' is not available (for R version 3.0.2)
Execution halted

@n3mo
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n3mo commented Feb 19, 2015

That is indeed the reason for your trouble. However, UF already has the offending package (rjson) installed on their cluster. I assume you received this new error message when you ran the ./massmine upgrade command. If you ignore my previous advice and skip that final command you may not run into any problems.

That is, the basic installation instructions should work at this point without running ./massmine upgrade

If this doesn't help, I'll look into getting things squared away on UF's cluster as a special case.

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n3mo commented May 26, 2015

I have installed MassMine from scratch on UF's research computing to ensure that things are still working. Everything seems to be working for the latest version of MassMine (0.8.2), so I am closing this issue.

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