That’s odd. Haven’t gotten a rate limit error from lemmy before.

Your home instance doesn’t change this script’s behavior as is. Works regardless, though.

If you want, you can do a search and replace of “lemmy.world” with “lemmyserver” in the code.

Yeah, totp isn’t supported. Two workarounds, both of which include some work on your side:

1. bypass reddit usage by the sxriot:

• copy the link to your multireddit from old.reddit/subreddits. Now you have all your subreddits.
• Paste them into a text editor
• delete everything up until and including /r/, do search and replace replacing + with ‘,’ (including the apostrophes).
• At the beginning, add [’ and at the end add ']. You should now have [] brackets and within all your subreddits in apostrophes and separated by a comma.
• Copy all that and paste it in the script in line 267 so it reads :

subs = [‘subreddit1’,‘subreddit2’,etc]

• Comment out lines 252-256 by adding # to the beginning of the line.
• Run the script and it should work.

2. use totp/mfa:

• enable change DEBUG=0 to DEBUG=1 at the top of the script.
• comment out lines 90-93 and 255 by adding # to the beginning of the line
• in line 94 change “time.sleep(3)” to “time.sleep(60)”
• run the script. Now you should see a chrome window open and do stuff. Once you get to the reddit page, login how you normally would and wait. You have 60 seconds to do this and from there on the script should run normally.

Let me know if you have questions or issues

Yes!

• in the script comment out or delete lines 252-256
• overwrite line 267 like this:

subs = [‘subreddit1’,‘subreddit2’,etc]

• run the script.

Should work. If you have questions or issues, let me know

Yeah, probably. I just try to make stuff cross-platform when it’s not something that’s probably only used on windows machines. Plus I’m trying to get better at python

Update: Added a variation of the script that works with kbin

That’s a fair point. In this case your lemmy.ml community would also be subscribed to, if it’s any consolation.

Ah gotcha. It looks for the community on lemmy.world. It also searches for the community with the most subscribers. So for example you’re looking for “videos” and that’s on lemmy.world but also on lemmy.ml with more members, in this case you’d be subscribed to both.

Why would that be an issue?

You can access all instances from whichever server you are signing in from. Or am I misunderstanding your question?