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Dig into requests/urllib3 code and docs, find out what goes(and/or is done-) wrong here.Coming up with a small script that would reproduce the issue (ifit is indeed a bug in requests module) and submitting it torequests developers.When using python logging machinery, disable/filterrequests.packages.urllib3.connectionpool logger to justsilence the warnings.

If I understand correctly, the way to go is to register a desktop application in Azure, then use some python wrapper for the Microsoft Graph API in order to access my OneDrive. The script is supposed to run on some virtual machine in the cloud, so popping up a microsoft login is not an option.

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After doing what every developer does from reading documentation to looking up a solution or idea on stack overflow, I wasn't able to find a solution using python especially for the resumable large files upload.

When following your steps for the authorisation, when I run the python script, pick up the account and approve the access, I end up on a Microsoft page saying AADSTS500113: No reply address is registered for the application.

Error message on webpage when doing auth "python3 generateOneDriveAPIConsentURL-public.py":

AADSTS500113: No reply address is registered for the application

stackoverflow.com/questions/662627...

Update: Apparently it's deprecated. pypi.org/project/onedrivesdk/ :-/ So I guess just a note for others that come here that since this, pypi.org/project/graph-onedrive/ has been released and might be worth checking out also.

I have a python script that can examine a TDMS file for the properties I need, but of course I need a file to be stored locally in order to run the script on it.1 OneDrive detects when I try to open a cloud file from within WSL2 and downloads it automatically, so it's easy enough to find ... -exec my script even on files that need to be downloaded first. The problem is that I have hundreds of files scattered throughout a bunch of different folders and totaling about 130 GB. That's more space than I have available on my local drive.

I am creating an access token json using my own python script. This is for both OneDrive and Google Drive.

Both the token jsons come back just fine using the Oauth procedure.

They both include refresh tokens.

I use rclone on a remote machine.

I paste the json responses with no extra spaces (except for the ones within value strings) as one single line, as the token value in rclone.conf.

I confirmed that I have the correct client id and client secret in the rclone config I use on the remote server.

Any command, such as copy, sync, lsd, etc work perfectly fine, until the token expires and a refresh token should get issued.

I have confirmed using Postman, that even after many hours or days, I can use the refresh token that is still in rclone.conf to get a new token and refresh token manually. Once I paste this into the same rclone.conf, rclone continues working fine until the new token expires.

(this is python, but I got the response straight in Postman. same outcome though)

I then pasted the new json response that I got into rclone.conf, and now it works fine again.

Here is my new json:

Then schedule below Python script on your Pi, it will retrieve an Azure token without the need for external libraries, parse the directory and upload everything in it to the given onedrive for business URL, simple as that! It can also be used for Sharepoint or Teams by adjusting the path.

Hi,My Python program is throwing following error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'python-onedrive'How to remove the ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'python-onedrive' error?ThanksView Answers

July 31, 2009 at 6:16 PM

Hi,In your python environment you have to install padas library.You can install python-onedrive python with following command:pip install python-onedriveAfter the installation of python-onedrive python library, ModuleNotFoundError: Nomodule named 'python-onedrive' error will be solved.

Tutorials that I have found are pretty straightforward. Moving forward, I'm looking at creating a package and calling that package in the QGIS python console. Specifically, I have created the following on: E:\OneDrive\Documents\PythonQGis\PythonScripts ff782bc1db