Yeah I think you're right about the encoding error... Something in the subject line. I currently treat the entry content carefully with respect to encoding conversion because it can be from all kinds of origins, but other short data fields like "music" and "subject" are handled a little more simply, which needs to change...
One thing that makes it especially difficult is Dreamwidth does some of its own internal conversion when rendering a journal, so diagnosing the problem isn't as simple as going to the entry on the Dreamwidth site and having a look...
What's the subject line that causes the crash? I know pasting it in here will probably convert it into unicode, but maybe it will give me a clue...
Extracting that cookie information is a complicated process. :D Instead of re-authenticating with a Captcha, what happens when you use the ljuniq cookie that's stored in the browser when you're already authenticated? Like, right now I can go to Developer Window->Storage->Cookies in Safari and see an ljuniq cookie... Could I just paste that into the script?
Sorry I can't test this myself... I don't have any images hosted on DW...
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Date: 2024-05-22 12:47 am (UTC)Yeah I think you're right about the encoding error... Something in the subject line. I currently treat the entry content carefully with respect to encoding conversion because it can be from all kinds of origins, but other short data fields like "music" and "subject" are handled a little more simply, which needs to change...
One thing that makes it especially difficult is Dreamwidth does some of its own internal conversion when rendering a journal, so diagnosing the problem isn't as simple as going to the entry on the Dreamwidth site and having a look...
What's the subject line that causes the crash? I know pasting it in here will probably convert it into unicode, but maybe it will give me a clue...
Extracting that cookie information is a complicated process. :D Instead of re-authenticating with a Captcha, what happens when you use the ljuniq cookie that's stored in the browser when you're already authenticated? Like, right now I can go to Developer Window->Storage->Cookies in Safari and see an ljuniq cookie... Could I just paste that into the script?
Sorry I can't test this myself... I don't have any images hosted on DW...