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Comment on 'qTwitter 0.8.3: for saving resources' by ayoy

2009-09-10T11:11:01Z

@Yunkwan:

you don’t have qca2-ossl plugin installed. That’s why HMAC signing algorithm is not supported. Do you compile qtwitter form source? If you use packages, which distribution do you use? qca2-ossl is a plugin, not required to build qoauth and qtwitter, but it’s required for them to run :)

@oowei:

this is caused probably by Twitter itself. Sometimes the values returned to request the login page are incorrect or missing. In most cases it works the second time when you click ‘Allow qTwitter access’ button.

Comment on 'qTwitter 0.8.3: for saving resources' by oowei

2009-09-09T12:36:34Z

when i tried to login in twitter,twitter hinted ” Woah there! This page is no longer valid. It looks like someone already used the token information you provided. Please return to the site that sent you to this page and try again … it was probably an honest mistake. ”

love qtwitter,thanks a lot.

Comment on 'qTwitter 0.8.3: for saving resources' by Yunkwan

2009-09-08T17:58:02Z

hi, I correctly install QOAuth 1.0 and qtwitter, but i can’t add a twitter account. when I tried, qtwitter crashed. I don’t know what I am missing. checking for updates: current version is “0.8.3” “en_US” 0 switching language to “en_US” from ”/usr/share/qtwitter/loc” settings loaded and applied 200 HMAC is not supported! 2158b107-05ae-0f14-01005ca8-1c048a96 is dumped

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Comment on 'qTwitter 0.8.3: for saving resources' by ayoy

2009-08-19T14:41:15Z

Oh, thanks for pointing this out. It somehow must have stopped working at some point of time. However it still works for Identi.ca. Anyway, I’ll investigate this. Feel free to file a bug at lighthouseapp.com.

Comment on 'qTwitter 0.8.3: for saving resources' by Ghotrix

2009-08-18T15:39:38Z

And what about ‘Reply’? It’s just put @username and doesn’t refer to original post.