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That did it! Working now so it must have been the whitespace issue. Thanks for all your efforts lightmaster, very appreciated!

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Make sure you set it up in a virtualenv, and then run it with out sudo.

Also, I've created a fork of this report that automates the setup and everything as much as possible. You still have to copy/paste the URLs on a headless computer, but you don't have to worry about mistyping any commands. Clone it into a different folder and see if it runs fine for you. https://github.com/lightmaster/fitbit-googlefit

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Thanks for the response lightmaster. I did set it up within a virtualenv environment and I did run it without sudo without success.

I have tried your fork however I am getting the following error after I input the fitbit secret:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app.py", line 198, in
main()
File "app.py", line 103, in main
subprocess.run("cd ./auth && ./auth_fitbit.py -i " + fitbitclientid + " -s " + fitbitclientsecret + " --console", shell=True)
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'run'

The only change I made to your README instructions was in the 'Run App.py' section I cloned your fork rather than the this version as your instructions suggested. I assumed this was a cut/paste error, i.e. you forgot to update the address to your fork. Was I wrong about that?

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Module object has no attribute run means you're probably running python3 version lower than 3.5. gotta find a different command that works nicely that works on a lower version.

My fork is intended to be pulled back into this one once I'm sure it works on all platforms. Need to change that part of the README.md to just say to use the green button at the top though so it works for both.

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Give me a little bit and I'll write that section with a different command that should work on lower versions of Python3.

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Pull the repo again with git pull and try running it again. I changed the subprocess.run command to subprocess. call which should work on python3.4 that you're running.

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Thanks again for your help lightmaster, and my apologies for not realising I was running a lower version of python3. I pulled your update and fitbit verfication worked fine. Google verification hit a snag however. I got a verfication code from Google but when I enter it I get the following error:

Enter verification code: Verification code from google
Authentication has failed: invalid_clientThe OAuth client was not found.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app.py", line 198, in
main()
File "app.py", line 130, in main
fitbitClient,googleClient = helper.GetFitbitClient(),helper.GetGoogleClient()
File "/home/pi/Documents/fitbit-googlefit/helpers.py", line 38, in GetGoogleClient
http = credentials.authorize(httplib2.Http())
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'authorize'

Is this another side-effect of me running the wrong python3 version?

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The subprocess.run command was the only part that required 3.5. Since I replaced that with subprocess.call, it should work on 3.4 with no problem.

Make sure there's no white spaces in the client id and secret from Google. Apparently Google's copy button adds a leading and trailing whitespace to both.

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I just pushed a new update that automatically strips out any leading and trailing whitespaces.

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