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@ -83,7 +83,8 @@ attempts quite rapidly. To bypass this issue, the Messenger backend provides the
using a *client pickle*, i.e. a serialized client that contains all of the cookies obtained during a single using a *client pickle*, i.e. a serialized client that contains all of the cookies obtained during a single
initial login procedure, so that further logins are not required any longer. initial login procedure, so that further logins are not required any longer.
To generate your client pickle, run the following command: To use this method, *do not enter your password in Easybridge when configuring the Messenger backend*.
Generate your client pickle by running the following command:
``` ```
./external/messenger.py create_client_pickle ./external/messenger.py create_client_pickle
@ -91,6 +92,7 @@ To generate your client pickle, run the following command:
This procedure will ask for your email and password and attempt to log you in to Facebook. This procedure will ask for your email and password and attempt to log you in to Facebook.
If it succeeds, it will print several dozen lines of data looking like `eJyVVlt....X9cgyfgY7mJaK`. If it succeeds, it will print several dozen lines of data looking like `eJyVVlt....X9cgyfgY7mJaK`.
Then, when configuring the Messenger backend in Easybridge, *do not enter your password*. Then, when configuring the Messenger backend in Easybridge,
Instead, enter the obtained client pickle string in the appropriate field. instead of entering your password,
enter the obtained client pickle string in the appropriate field.