errors":[{"code":366

[Emin]

Acconts cant login
{"errors":[{"code":366,"message":"flow name LoginFlow is currently not accessible"}]}
logs: 26881

[martin@rootjazz]

Do you have a VPS? Can I check? If so, send me details.


Export the account and send it to me. If I can duplicate here it will be much easier to resolve. Another user has this issue (unless it's you been emailing me) and their accounts work perfectly for me, but fail for them



If I could test the account(s), that would be very helpful in trying to find out what is going on and fix / update as required: If that is ok with you, please export the account(s) (export button bottom right of accounts list) and email the exported file(s):

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support[at]rootjazz[dot]com

Regards,
Martin

[Emin]

no VPS, I have a desktop computer...
when I log into browser and import cookies, everything works
yes, and this only happens on one computer, on other computers everything works fine

[martin@rootjazz]

and this affects all instances on the machine do you know?

[Emin]

no, not at all
and Python writes...
FileNotFoundError: [WinError 2] The specified file cannot be found: 'C:\\Users\\Emin\\AppData\\Roaming\\rootjazz\\Twitterdub\\rjpyin\\b2d7311f-71fc-40b0-b850-458ec98b953f'

[martin@rootjazz]

no, not at all
and Python writes...
FileNotFoundError: [WinError 2] The specified file cannot be found: 'C:\\Users\\Emin\\AppData\\Roaming\\rootjazz\\Twitterdub\\rjpyin\\b2d7311f-71fc-40b0-b850-458ec98b953f'

This can be ignored, is just a simple communication method between twitterdub and python via cntrl files, I think just a timing issue. Is not related to the issue - tbh it shouldn't happen, but the program handles it nicely so not a priority when there is a functionality issue like your "loginflow..." issue

[Emin]

it was the computer's fault...I copied twitterdub folder to another computer and everything worked fine

[martin@rootjazz]

it was the computer's fault...I copied twitterdub folder to another computer and everything worked fine

thanks for update. Another user said it doesn't matter what machine they used... I have my doubts now...