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Error while adding Flickr drive to MultCloud.
I first added Flickr, but it didn't load any items there.
So I decided to re-add it to MultCloud But now I am getting an error on the Flickr Site, saying, "Oops! Flickr doesn't recognise
the API key this application is trying to use."
It seems like when the first time I allowed Flickr to manage items and all of that it was working, but now when I try to redirect from
MuttCloud to Flickr I am getting this error. I even closed the account linking in the Flickr settings. It seems like nothing helps. I was
even thinking of deleting MultCloud and registering once again.
Plus about Yandex, I quite didn't understand how to add it If anyone has an advanced guide on how to do that, I'd appreciate that.
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Can you please have a look into this?
Especially after the summer holidays there are many pictures waiting to be safely copied/back-upped!
Money back time I think... very frustrating!!
It's not that flickr is an obscure service that nobody cares about...
This surely has an impact on satisfaction for paying customers.
IF THIS IS NOT GETTING RESOLVED, I WANT MY MONEY BACK!
At least you should notify this situation before I make the subscription.
2/ And then just so I can say that I only joined up to transfer Flickr Photos - glad I didn't pay up front for anything.
Bye then - I'm off to find another way.
I believe Flickr controls API access and how many photos we can access at once, and due to their rate limits, they can limit how many photos a single user can download within a given time. This complicates things further with bot checks and proof of work, not to mention captchas.
If you do find a working solution or a manual script that does work, you can let us know so we can see if we can get it working again.
(Kyber) MultCloud is currently working on a fix and reapplying for API Access, and hopefully get it working in the upcoming months. If we are just scraping from a web dashboard from a live cloud computer, we would just be more limited and take longer to complete a task, as due to their rate limits, they can limit how many photos a single user can download within a given time. This complicates things further with bot checks and proof of work, not to mention captchas.
Hope this helps, and please be patient, so the dev team can get it up and running.
Thank you for your suggestion, The Dev team will look into the inquiry and respond further.
Thanks
Jnsystems