I am observing similar behaviour and although I can upload through a
browser I find the command line option far more palatable. The behavior
I am observing is as follows:
> flickr_upload --progress --title="test" IMG_8681.JPG
IMG_8681.JPG: 100%
[============================================================================]D
0h00m27s
This suggests to me that a connection is working. Perhaps the
authentication keys need regenerated. When I tried this the URL
redirected to came back with an error saying "Oops! Flickr can't find a
valid callback URL". This suggests that the authorisation part of
flickr_upload also needs overhaul.
When checking authentication, a lack of SSL message is shown
> flickr_upload --check
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<rsp stat="fail">
<err code="95" msg="SSL is required" />
</rsp>
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Title:
Unable to connect to flicker since their API change to https
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