mapillary_tools: HTTP Error 403 Forbidden
Basic information
- Version:
Latest - System:
Windows - Capture Device:
Action Camera
Steps to reproduce behavior
I’m using the new scripts. I am receiving "HTTP error: HTTP Error 403"on every image. This is hapening after struggling with an user authentication error. That was caused from never setting a password. I always used a linked account. This is the script output:
Running user_process for 11144 images, skipping 0 images. Running import_meta_data_process for 11144 images, skipping 0 images. Running geotag_process for 11144 images, skipping 0 images. Running sequence_process for 9999 images, skipping 0 images. Running sequence_process for 1145 images, skipping 0 images. Running upload_params_process for 11144 images, skipping 0 images. Running mapillary_image_description for 11144 images, skipping 0 images. Uploading 11144 images with valid mapillary tags (Skipping 0) Uploading with 4 threads HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010004.JPG--------] 0.0% … 11140 images left. HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010003.JPG HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010001.JPG HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010002.JPG HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010003.JPG HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010002.JPG HTTP error: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden on Y0010004.JPG
About this issue
- Original URL
- State: closed
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments: 45 (18 by maintainers)
It seems it was a temporary glitch. I tried again and the 305 image sequence just finished successfully. And yes, I did update the script earlier tonight to the 0.0.2 version.
@jernejaMislej I initially tried with the username being “johnny carlsen”, but it failed to authenticate, @eneerhut suggested that I tried “johnny%20carlsen” instead, which succeeded in the authentication but failed with the uploads.
My user has now been renamed to “jrcarlsen” and I no longer have any issues. Photos are being uploaded successfully right now.
That is a completely separate issue. Basically all of the “in process” information is garbage 😃
Uploading images puts them into some magical buffer in the sky. Once they come out of that buffer and into the processing queue they show up as “pending” but at that point it usually only takes a short amount of time to move through the queue anyway. Then you get notified that your images have been “published” but they usually aren’t actually displayed on the map yet, sometimes for a day or more. So yeah… annoying but not related to this issue.
I just uploaded 2,800 images this morning without any 403s. So yay!
Downloaded latest scripts and BINGO - full upload!