401 Error related to extract-site-emojis about confluence-static-site HOT 3 CLOSED

@dunhampa

There indeed a difference between CONFLUENCE_API_TOKEN and CONFLUENCE_CLOUD_TOKEN ,
some of the resources like emojis and link objects are served by non-confluence specific services and those require a cookie session token in addition to the api token.

I yet have to setup a confsite authenticate command that will derive both tokens upon successful login, but that requires some more crafty work.

For the time being, you may look for cloud.session.token cookie on your browser's network tab when navigating around Confluence, and filter by gateway/api urls.

Also this is how I use it for my personal site https://github.com/viqueen/viqueen.org , I think there's some doco gap , we do need to run a confsite init-site to get the site ID ... I see that you have an undefined in that resolved url there .../api/emoji/undefined/site

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@viqueen

Thanks for the updates here. I tried some things but still stuck. Additional details:

I tried the init-site but received an error:

you need to login first
Error: could not create api client

To continue, I found the site ID via the browser and included it in my environment file manually in my .env file via CONFLUENCE_SITE_ID env value.

I also extracted my cloud.session.token cookie. It looks like these values both made it to the based on the logged errors, but still getting a 401:

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Actually - with some more attempts I got it.

I was using org ID instead of site id.

Thank you

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