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As said in the title, info should be added to the readme about a possible reason why SSO might not be working for some folks. In my case, the URL was different than "oreilly.com". I simply changed the value of ORLY_BASE_HOST (line 24 of safaribooks.py) to the correct URL and it started working.
Should I make a pull request for such a simple change to the readme?
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I think what OP is saying is that in some cases you're not logging into "oreilly.com" and it would be good to have documentation on how to modify things accordingly.
In my case (accessing O'Reilly through my public library), I had to set all three of ORLY_BASE_URL, SAFARI_BASE_URL, and API_ORIGIN_URL to "https://learning-oreilly-com.opl.idm.oclc.org" (at which point the *_HOST constants weren't needed)
As said in the title, info should be added to the readme about a possible reason why SSO might not be working for some folks. In my case, the URL was different than "oreilly.com". I simply changed the value of ORLY_BASE_HOST (line 24 of safaribooks.py) to the correct URL and it started working.
Should I make a pull request for such a simple change to the readme?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: