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error in the module #57
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@MrNom4ik Hi, did you find a solution? |
Unfortunately no |
@MrNom4ik Is there any other way I can import a public folder? The only option I see is to download an upload a folder. |
Or else I can use selenium and import by showing in UI. Downloading and uploading would take a lot of time |
I don't know, I didn't find another way to copy the folder, if you use the download method, then there may be a problem with lack of space on your disk |
Yeah, that's a problem too |
is there any way we can get URLs of individual files in a public folder? |
I just tried to fix the library, and I realized that it is outdated for the current api mega.nz, there are no more ways in this library how get URLs of individual files in a public folder. I will continue trying to fix the library |
Ohh okay. Thank you very much. Please let me know i there are any updates |
any solution so far? |
I suppose this module is somehow outdated and is no longer supported. Seems like mega had some updates in the meantime. Also, unfortunately it does not support 3.11, with that in mind, we will have to search for another solution. edit:
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Unfortunately, the developers abandoned the project, so I hope for other users ...
Hello! If I want to import another public folder to my cloud drive, then I get the following error:
The code I'm using:
As far as I understand, this error is in the mega.py module itself, if you know how to fix it, then answer me, the question will always be relevant
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