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skype2irc trunk throws [Errno 611] CHAT: Unable to create chat error #7
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On Ubuntu 14.04 I'm using: python-irclib 0.4.8-1.1 I don't have this problem using this combination. About your blob, are the flags for Skype channel configured so that anyone can join? Sometimes there is also problem joining if the creator of Skype channel is not logged on. |
Thank you @boamaod ! let me re-check in case i'm doing something silly. |
Yes, I mean basic Skype group chat as defined here: Although I'm not sure about the differences between P2P and cloud implementations. However, I also tryed your blob and got the same error. My own channels/group chats functioned correctly. I didn't try to create a new chat for testing. |
I also encountered the same problem and have solved it finally. CreateChatUsingBlob doesn't accept cloud-based group chats that the document above described. That also suggests /createmoderatedchat command to create a P2P-based group chat. It helps us out seemingly. However, this command will implicitly append a strange MODERATED option to the new group chat. Even if you'd remove this option, the group chat seems to work as a moderated chat. I didn't expect that. To create a P2P-based open group chat to run skype2irc, using CreateChatWith with more than two parameters instead of CreateChatUsingBlob only once. Like this: Then CreateChatWith would create a new group chat automatically. Revert your script as it was, and get the blob of the generated group chat. |
@midorikun , thank you! this is great news!
To use skype.CreateChatWith("dummy1", "dummy2"), do I really use the text 'dummy1' and 'dummy2' ? |
For anyone who stumbles onto this thread, I want to report that the steps I described above worked just fine. It created a new skype group chat with two users, dummy 1 and dummy 2. I was able to remove them, and add actual skype users into it! |
Isn't it enough to first create a group chat from GUI with But yes, if there is no working solution for creating P2P chat from GUI, then it might be useful to write a special script for creating group chats. This is something Skype2IRC itself wasn't originally meant to do anyway. Also, do these dummy users need to be dummy? Can't I use real existing users so I don't have to remove them after creating a chat? And what about the "creator not logged on" problem, I hinted above, does this still occur? |
@boamaod Sadly it doesn't seem to work so easily. I managed to create a new channel (2x shorter blob) with the instructions above and it works like the old thing with skype2irc. But it doesn't seem to be fully compatible with the channels created with /fork - Web Skype finally sees those but skype2irc doesn't like and gives the error mentioned above. Oh well, can't have everything :) |
Created a prototype to bridge a cloud based Skype chat: |
My name is Suranga, and I’m a community member of openmrs.org, an open source medical record system thats widely used across underdeveloped settings.
We're trying to install skype2irc for our irc channel, #openmrs
To install it, I did the following,
Setup ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Installed python v 2.7.6
Executed the python script from master at https://github.com/boamaod/skype2irc
In the code, I made the following changes. I edited servers as follows,
servers = [ ("irc.freenode.net", 6667) ]
When executed, the script should link to our IRC channel (#openmrs), which I defined under,
mirrors = { '#openmrs': 'TvEpk5JnVr7nTHEwKYFiCECTkw7sN0h5L1slw7J-EjaYNwmuKD3FVkfogb3jRZE20vSM2Q6HnbNL0Q'}
The blob given above was obtained by executing /get uri on an existing skype group chat. I found an existing group chat, and obtained the blob, and specified it (as shown above).
However, this fails on execution, and I get,
Running IRC ⟷ Skype Gateway Bot 0.3
Skype process found!
Skype API initialised.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "skype_4.py", line 493, in
chat = skype.CreateChatUsingBlob(mirrors[pair])
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/Skype4Py/skype.py", line 553, in CreateChatUsingBlob
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/Skype4Py/skype.py", line 281, in _DoCommand
while not self.connection.is_connected():
Skype4Py.errors.SkypeError: [Errno 611] CHAT: CREATEUSINGBLOB: Unable to create chat, invalid blob
Any advise as to why this is not working ?
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