Everything except logging in with username & password and TwitPic
embeds should be working again.
Metadata per Tweet is massively different than before (mostly raw API
responses - might need some cleaning up) and the default 'archive_fmt'
changed.
The old method was assuming every URL path ends with '/1'. For URLs
where this is not the case, the segment containing the post ID was
used as file hash.
e-/exhentai's original image downloads currently send
incomplete/invalid Content-Type headers, "jpg" instead
of "image/jpg" etc, since the last update.
(https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?showtopic=236113)
This change prepends any Content-Type value missing a
media type specification with "image/", transforming it
into a valid MIME type.
(A global solution to a local problem, but it shouldn't
cause any issues anywhere else)
The methods of the standard libraries' MozillaCookieJar have
several shortcomings (#HttpOnly_ cookies, 0 expiration timestamps, etc.)
and require construction of an ultimately pointless CookieJar object.
With pyOpenSSL installed, but disabled, the SSLError exception
would be set to the one from pyOpenSSL, which could never get raised.
This commit solves this problem by catching both, the native SSLError
exception as well as the one from pyOpenSSL (if available.1)
- let the GalleryExtractor class inherit directly from Extractor
- make ChapterExtractor a subclass of GalleryExtractor
- change enumeration field names of GalleryExtractors to 'num'
The Patreon-provided URLs for the next set of posts aren't
always complete, i.e. they can be missing their scheme and
the subsequent double slash: "www.patreon.com/…"
- don't try to call '/deviation/metadata' with an empty list of
deviation ids
- print a warning when detecting private deviations without having
a 'refresh-token'
Use either $XDG_CACHE_HOME or ~/.cache (if the former isn't set)
and store potentially sensitive cookies and tokens in a user's
home directory and not in the world-readable /tmp.
