oauth_problem=consumer_key_unknown about import HOT 6 CLOSED

Hey Steve! We met at WhereCamp5280 back in 2010 (I was the camera guy).

I'm a bit swamped and probably won't be able to look at this in-depth until next week… but, to flesh out this issue a bit for anyone else:

Are you using openphoto.me, or your own openphoto instance? Since you're posting an Apache logger the latter is implied.

Could you go to http://www.flickr.com/services/ (logged in as your Flickr user), follow the "Apps By You" link, and check if the key you're using on the command line (and the one in the logs) is associated with any app list there?

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Hi Samat :-)

So yes, I've installed it myself.

I've double checked, I've just been doing this all day and I got confused.

The key is correct on the command line,

--consumer-key efd39d92a9d6f928c442d7ccec73dbd1

it's correct in the apache log but it's still failing:

[16-Jan-2013 17:40:42 America/Los_Angeles] {severity:warn, description:"Could not find consumer for key efd39d92a9d6f928c442d7ccec73dbd1", additional:}
[16-Jan-2013 17:40:42 America/Los_Angeles] {severity:crit, description:"oauth_problem=consumer_key_unknown", additional:}
[16-Jan-2013 17:40:42 America/Los_Angeles] {severity:warn, description:"oauth_problem=consumer_key_unknown", additional:}

I've attached a screen grab from the flickr site too.

What am I doing wrong!? :-)

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This is on the OpenPhoto side. I haven't seen this problem though. If anything you'd get an invalid signature or verifier error.

If this is a publicly accessible host and you're able to generate a temporary oauth credential and email it to me I can do a couple quick tests remotely. Need the 4 key/secret values and your hostname.

Edit: [email protected]

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Thanks, emailed you.

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closing - I was using flickr keys when I needed values from the credential table

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@SteveC Are there any improvements we can make to documentation?

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