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Prompt for authentication on first login

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Fixes #129
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Jonathan Harris 2016-08-22 23:11:06 +01:00
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EDMarketConnector.py
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@ -297,8 +297,7 @@ class AppWindow:
self.session.login(config.get('username'), config.get('password'))
self.status['text'] = ''
except companion.VerificationRequired:
# don't worry about authentication now - prompt on query
self.status['text'] = ''
return prefs.AuthenticationDialog(self.w, partial(self.verify, self.login))
except companion.ServerError as e:
self.status['text'] = unicode(e)
except Exception as e:

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README.md
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@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ combination that you use to log into the Elite: Dangerous launcher, and is requi
You can also choose here what data to save (refer to the next section for details), whether to “Update” automatically on docking and/or with a hotkey, and whether to attach your Cmdr name or a [pseudo-anonymized](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudonymity) ID to the data.
The first time that you hit “Update” you will be prompted to authenticate with a “verification code”, which you will shortly receive by email from Frontier.
You will be prompted to authenticate with a “verification code”, which you will shortly receive by email from Frontier.
Note that each “verification code” is one-time only - if you enter the code incorrectly or quit the app before
authenticating you will need to wait for Frontier to send you a new code.
@ -70,12 +70,11 @@ This app can save a variety of data in a variety of formats:
By default these files will be placed in your Documents folder. Since this app will create a lot of files if you use it for a while you may wish to create a separate folder for the files and tell the app to place them there.
Some options work by reading the Elite: Dangerous game's log files. Normally this app will find the log files but if you find some options greyed-out then adjust the “E:D log file location” setting described [below](#doesnt-track-systems-visited).
### EDSM
You can send a record of your location to [Elite: Dangerous Star Map](http://www.edsm.net/) where you can view your flight log under My account → Exploration Logs and optionally add private comments about a system.
- If you're running this app on a different machine from the Elite: Dangerous game or if the option to send your flight log to EDSM is greyed-out then adjust the “E:D log file location” setting on the Configuration tab to point to the game's log files using [this info](https://support.frontier.co.uk/kb/faq.php?id=108) as a guide.
- You will need to register for an account and follow the “[Elite Dangerous Star Map credentials](http://www.edsm.net/settings/api)” link to obtain your API key.
You can send a record of your location to [Elite: Dangerous Star Map](http://www.edsm.net/) where you can view your flight log under My account → Exploration Logs and optionally add private comments about a system. You will need to register for an account and then follow the “[Elite Dangerous Star Map credentials](http://www.edsm.net/settings/api)” link to obtain your API key.
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@ -121,10 +120,11 @@ Ensure that you visit the in-game Commodity Market at a station where you intend
This problem is tracked as [Issue #92](https://github.com/Marginal/EDMarketConnector/issues/92).
### Doesn't track Systems visited
This app uses Elite: Dangerous' log files to track and display the systems that you visit. When looking for the log files, this app assumes:
This app uses Elite: Dangerous' log files to track the systems and stations that you visit. When looking for the log files, this app assumes:
- That you're running under Steam, if you have both Steam and non-Steam versions installed.
- That you're running "Horizons" 64bit, if you have both Horizons and Season 1 installed.
- That you're running this app and Elite: Dangerous on the same machine.
- That you're running Elite: Dangerous from Steam, if you have both Steam and non-Steam versions installed.
- That you're running “Horizons” 64bit, if you have both Horizons and Season 1 installed.
If you find that this app isn't automatically tracking the systems that you visit and/or isn't automatically “updating” on docking (if you have that option selected), or if you're running this app on a different machine from the Elite: Dangerous game then adjust the “E:D log file location” setting on the Configuration tab to point to the game's log files using [this info](https://support.frontier.co.uk/kb/faq.php?id=108) as a guide.