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Not working, but I swear I set it all up right. Would love some help. #146
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Came here for the same issue. I'm guessing this app depends on the arrow API, which made a breaking change in an update last week. I'll see if I can make a pull request to fix it if there isn't one already. |
Confirmed fix by pull request #142 This seems abandoned, but there are a few copies (forks) that implemented the change. You can apply it using this command. pip install git+https://github.com/jdbassa/Shreddit |
@EthanZeigler Thank you for this, that fork worked perfectly for me. |
@EthanZeigler How exactly do I install and use that fork? Instructions seem the same as the original one. |
@hunguscrungus i got the command to work by first installing git (apt-get install git) then i could run the command @EthanZeigler specified. However im still getting an error This is how i got it to work:
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@EthanZeigler I did a manual install from the fork you specified, but im still getting the error:
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@bblades262 It's not installed properly then. Please run the command as I listed it above and leave the output log here. |
@EthanZeigler thanks for the reply! see below: Traceback (most recent call last): |
pip3 install appdirs
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Hello again @EthanZeigler ! i saw the typo, i got appdirs to install. its working now! thank you so much! |
still having the same issues
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It's likely you didn't uninstall the old one first.
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i did, but i can do it again Edit: I fixed it, the pip3 install of your repo needed -- upgrade |
You can also fix this yourself by locating and editing shredder.py and editing lines 33 and 34 -
Change "replace" to "shift" |
Due to the increased number of people having the same issue, I'm working on creating a fork named Shredditx that can be community maintained since the original author seems to have abandoned it. It will include the fix to this issue. |
The fork by @floatingatoll seems to have most stuff in it. |
(Hi, I just merged the fixes from all the extant forks into a single one, so that I could use it. I hope it helps others. I'm not actively using it much so it's just as 'abandoned' as the original author's, but it's a better starting point than existed before!) |
Thanks for creating the new repository. I used it - but perhaps wrongly. (Goodness, python is a pain to setup!) Here is what I did. You will see that I did manage to do the shred. Rather, I got a credentials error.
The error I get is described here, in the original shreddit repo, but what is on that page does not help me. |
As noted above, I'm not using it actively. If you're able to work it out and fix it in a fork on your own, you are welcome to send me a PR. |
@floatingatoll I'm curious why you no longer use it? Did you find a better solution? |
Hey guys, I've never used python before and besides a very, VERY basic understanding of code just from following tutorials and stuff over the years, I really don't know what I'm doing. I do want to learn though and that's why I'm asking here instead of just giving up. It's not really important to me to delete my comments as I've deleted any that I really don't want but I'm determined to figure this out for the sake of learning!
https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/6dcxgs/how_do_i_use_shreddit_answered/
I followed the tutorial this guy made and it seemed that everything went well and I made no mistakes until I finally got to the end, opened up Command Prompt and entered "shreddit". It didn't work and here is what was displayed:
I changed my PC user to "me" and my reddit name to "me" for the sake of privacy but apart from that, that's exactly what was displayed.
I would love some help, let me know if you need any other information :)
Thanks
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