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No matter what I get the challenge URL - is there still no viable solution to this? #466
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@otonomee When you login to linkedin manually, are you being asked to verify identity? We had the same issue. Once we did their government id verification, it worked fine. |
@ai-unkownpotential Interesting, good to know - no, not being asked to verify, neither on my verified or alt unverified account. I've never heard of this profile verification being made a requisite, explicitly on front end - am I understanding you correctly? I've tried manually logging out and back in, VPN, no VPN, etc. I should clarify, I don't see a URL of any kind - I said "challenge URL" in title because this is how same error been referred to. |
@otonomee Correct, we recently got hit with a government identification requirement for an alt account. I don't think currently it is enforce but LinkedIn/MS will be enforcing this in the future - its to battle data scraping. Where are you hosting your py app? We found that certain hosting services are always challenged due to the IP range being blocked traffic. We're now hosting our app on a VM in MS Azure with no proxy service and it works fine. This is great solution because you can install chrome on the VM, authenticate manually and perform any captchas that may be required. Once that is done, the IP is basically considered OK for traffic so the py app works without issues. |
May I ask what this runs you cost wise? That is a quite brilliant solution for getting around the verification.
I'm just running local right now. But for another project my team's using scrapingbee to proxy the requests. That you said you're using no proxy got my attention for sure. Thankfully I was able to reverse engineer this library and got it working for current project, but far from ideal because of how slow I feel I must keep it between requests to not get a perm restriction.
They can sure try. Too bad they can't direct these efforts towards making a better product. |
At the moment it is around $85 a month to host. Do you use discord at all? Maybe good to collab on some of this pieces. We're also trying to reverse engineer the library for it better suits our needs. I'm more than happy to walk you through our current setup and how we got this hosted. Discord: kdiggyy |
@ai-unkownpotential Request sent! Would appreciate this and perhaps I could be of assistance with RE the library specific to your use case. Not going to rush to close this ticket just yet. |
Hey @ai-unkownpotential, I will reach out to you guys on discord too - would love to discuss this. |
got the library to work on 3.11.8, closing ticket @nidty719 send me a request on discord if you haven't already! |
Hey @otonomee @ai-unkownpotential I am also having an issue related to account session expiration after a few requests for an application I am building. Would be great if you could share anything how to fix maybe on discord or anyplace. |
@akshatmishra25 were any login logout actions taken in browser or anywhere with the same account being used for lib? |
No not really, actually I have a chrome extension which captures the cookies of a particular linkedin session from browser. We store the cookies and relevant data like csrf token in our database and use that to hit APIs. You can find more about what I am trying to say in the following issue - |
Unclear answer to my Yes/No question, it matters because if the acc logs
out & back in, the session tokens change.
also when you instantiate the Linkedin class try adding
refresh_cookies=True if you haven’t already
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lib?
No not really, actually I have a chrome extension which captures the
cookies of a particular linkedin session from browser. We store the cookies
and relevant data like csrf token in our database and use that to hit APIs.
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No, I don't log out on my own |
@akshatmishra25 after that login, if you were to manually login in browser to said account, are you presented with a verification page or 'account is restricted till' etc.? |
I got that verification in one of my alt accounts but not on the other ones. |
@akshatmishra25 Happy to take a quick look with you! If we end up diving deep into the details, I'd need to treat it as a formal consultation. Let me know how I can best help! Discord or email otonomee@gmail.com |
Okay I am emailing you from akshatmishra317@gmail.com |
Using VPN, have tried switching IPs, the log in/out as readme suggests, have tried no VPN, nothing works.
Anyone experience this barrier to such extent and found a way around it?
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