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Cannot access private project hosted by an institution #205
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Hey, Kobe. Just so we can narrow down what might be happening, I am
copying OSF support as well.
Eric
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On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 10:43 AM Kobe Ikegami ***@***.***> wrote:
I am attempting to upload several large files to a project affiliated with
an institution (Virginia Commonwealth University). When I launch an upload
command via CLI, I am met with a password prompt and after inputing my
password I am told I am not an authorized user of this project. I can sign
in and access this project via a web browser without issue. Additionally, I
tested uploads of directories and files to my personal account using
osfclient and it worked. I have a sneaking suspicion that the universities
Duo-mobile authentication may be causing the issue.
Any help in solving this issue would be greatly appreciated!
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Cannot access private project hosted by an institution
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Thanks Eric, Additionally, I am not the creator/owner of the project. I generated a personal access token and tried using it when prompted with a password and that did not work either. Kobe |
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Hello,
Thank you for reaching out to the OSF support team! Could you please
let me know which project you are referring in below and what's your
OSF profile? I need this information to be able to assist you better
with your below request.
Best,
_I am attempting to upload several large files to a project affiliated
with an institution (Virginia Commonwealth University). When I launch
an upload command via CLI, I am met with a password prompt and after
inputing my password I am told I am not an authorized user of this
project. I can sign in and access this project via a web browser
without issue. Additionally, I tested uploads of directories and files
to my personal account using osfclient and it worked. I have a
sneaking suspicion that the universities Duo-mobile authentication may
be causing the issue._
_Any help in solving this issue would be greatly appreciated!_
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Hello, OSF Profile: nkjz5 Project: 3tvkz I am also having trouble accessing my test project: unf9j on the same institutional account. Questionnaire response: [1] |
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I am attempting to upload several large files to a project affiliated with an institution (Virginia Commonwealth University). When I launch an upload command via CLI, I am met with a password prompt and after inputing my password I am told I am not an authorized user of this project. I can sign in and access this project via a web browser without issue. Additionally, I tested uploads of directories and files to my personal account using osfclient and it worked. I have a sneaking suspicion that the universities Duo-mobile authentication may be causing the issue.
Any help in solving this issue would be greatly appreciated!
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