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Install XMMS.
Or amarok.
Google for them.
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net::google::authsub::response
Net::Google::AuthSub::Response(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Net::Google::AuthSub::Response(3pm)
NAME
Net::Google::AuthSub::Response - a response from a Net::Google::AuthSub request
SYNOPSIS
my $response = $auth->login($user, $pass);
if ($response->is_success) {
print "Yay!
";
} else {
if ($response->error eq 'CaptchaRequired') {
print "Captcha Image ".$response->captchaurl;
}
}
METHODS
new "HTTP::Response" "base url"
Create a new response.
is_success
Returns whether the response was a sucess or not.
SUCCESS METHODS
Methods available if the response was a success.
auth
The authorisation token if the response is a success.
sid
Not used yet.
lsid
Not used yet.
ERROR METHODS
Methods available if the response was an error.
error
The error code. Can be one of
BadAuthentication
The login request used a username or password that is not recognized.
NotVerified
The account email address has not been verified. The user will need to access their Google account directly to resolve the issue before
logging in using a non-Google application.
TermsNotAgreed
The user has not agreed to terms. The user will need to access their Google account directly to resolve the issue before logging in
using a non-Google application.
CaptchaRequired
A CAPTCHA is required. (A response with this error code will also contain an image URL and a CAPTCHA token.)
Unknown
The error is unknown or unspecified; the request contained invalid input or was malformed.
AccountDeleted
The user account has been deleted.
AccountDisabled
The user account has been disabled.
ServiceDisabled
The user's access to the specified service has been disabled. (The user account may still be valid.)
ServiceUnavailable
The service is not available; try again later.
url
The url of a page describing the error.
captchatoken
The token required to authenticate a captcha.
captchaurl
The full url of the captcha image.
perl v5.10.0 2009-05-09 Net::Google::AuthSub::Response(3pm)