I had a script working well (described here) as of a week ago. Last weekend, it stopped working. I haven’t made any changes and I can’t figure out what it’s doing wrong.
Here’s the schema:
The second text parser is generating data that the is causing problems with the HTTP-GET A FILE module.
When I inspect the output from the text parser, it has successfully parsed the email I forwarded from Amazon that contains links to the two files I want to download. I can see this by downloading the “output bundle” from the second text parser.
The bundle looks like a JSON file, with five packets of data. Each has keys for “element”, “innerContent”, and “attrs”. Attrs is a nested dictionary that I think has the info the HTTP module processes. Of the five packets of data
- Packets 1, 2, and 5 have attr[href] of email information (do-not-reply@amazon.com, myEmail@gmail.com, etc.)
- Packet 3 & 4 have attr[href] with a HTTP link to the file that should be downloaded by the HTTP module.
I have tested the HTTP addresses by copying them and pasting them into a web-brower. The file is downloaded or displayed, as it should be.
In short, I can’t see where there is an invalid URL that is causing the HTTP module to choke.
Here’s what the HTTP module is set to do:
As I wrote above, this was working fine a week ago but just stopped on Friday or Saturday. I haven’t made any changes. I suppose it’s possible that Amazon did something, but when I copy the HTTP links from the text module’s output, they function normally.
Any suggestions about what I’m doing wrong would be welcome!
Many thanks,
ALP
