Python syntax error when tryng to generate oauth2 token












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I'm having a problem in running a command to get offlineimap running. I'm not an expert and don't code in python.



I need to run the following command:



python python/oauth2.py --generate_oauth2_token 
--client_id=MY_CLIENT_ID --client_secret=MY_CLIENT_SECRET


And I'm using the following repository to access the oauth2.py: gmail-oauth2-tools.



The problem is that when running the command I'm getting the following syntax error in the .py file:



File "oauth2.py", line 297
print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax


Below is the block of code where the error is contained:



    def RequireOptions(options, *args):
missing = [arg for arg in args if getattr(options, arg) is None]
if missing:
print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
sys.exit(-1)


For more reference, what I'm trying to do is listed in this document: offlineimap.conf (line 946).










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    I'm having a problem in running a command to get offlineimap running. I'm not an expert and don't code in python.



    I need to run the following command:



    python python/oauth2.py --generate_oauth2_token 
    --client_id=MY_CLIENT_ID --client_secret=MY_CLIENT_SECRET


    And I'm using the following repository to access the oauth2.py: gmail-oauth2-tools.



    The problem is that when running the command I'm getting the following syntax error in the .py file:



    File "oauth2.py", line 297
    print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
    ^
    SyntaxError: invalid syntax


    Below is the block of code where the error is contained:



        def RequireOptions(options, *args):
    missing = [arg for arg in args if getattr(options, arg) is None]
    if missing:
    print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
    sys.exit(-1)


    For more reference, what I'm trying to do is listed in this document: offlineimap.conf (line 946).










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      I'm having a problem in running a command to get offlineimap running. I'm not an expert and don't code in python.



      I need to run the following command:



      python python/oauth2.py --generate_oauth2_token 
      --client_id=MY_CLIENT_ID --client_secret=MY_CLIENT_SECRET


      And I'm using the following repository to access the oauth2.py: gmail-oauth2-tools.



      The problem is that when running the command I'm getting the following syntax error in the .py file:



      File "oauth2.py", line 297
      print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
      ^
      SyntaxError: invalid syntax


      Below is the block of code where the error is contained:



          def RequireOptions(options, *args):
      missing = [arg for arg in args if getattr(options, arg) is None]
      if missing:
      print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
      sys.exit(-1)


      For more reference, what I'm trying to do is listed in this document: offlineimap.conf (line 946).










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      I'm having a problem in running a command to get offlineimap running. I'm not an expert and don't code in python.



      I need to run the following command:



      python python/oauth2.py --generate_oauth2_token 
      --client_id=MY_CLIENT_ID --client_secret=MY_CLIENT_SECRET


      And I'm using the following repository to access the oauth2.py: gmail-oauth2-tools.



      The problem is that when running the command I'm getting the following syntax error in the .py file:



      File "oauth2.py", line 297
      print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
      ^
      SyntaxError: invalid syntax


      Below is the block of code where the error is contained:



          def RequireOptions(options, *args):
      missing = [arg for arg in args if getattr(options, arg) is None]
      if missing:
      print 'Missing options: %s' % ' '.join(missing)
      sys.exit(-1)


      For more reference, what I'm trying to do is listed in this document: offlineimap.conf (line 946).







      python mutt gmail-imap






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          Had the same problem, running python2 python/oauth2.py instead of python python/oauth2.py fixed it for me (you need to have python2 installed on your system)






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          • It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

            – Gavin Belsen
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          • Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

            – Erik
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          Had the same problem, running python2 python/oauth2.py instead of python python/oauth2.py fixed it for me (you need to have python2 installed on your system)






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          • It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

            – Gavin Belsen
            Jan 5 at 23:13











          • Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

            – Erik
            Jan 6 at 8:16
















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          Had the same problem, running python2 python/oauth2.py instead of python python/oauth2.py fixed it for me (you need to have python2 installed on your system)






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          • It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

            – Gavin Belsen
            Jan 5 at 23:13











          • Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

            – Erik
            Jan 6 at 8:16














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          Had the same problem, running python2 python/oauth2.py instead of python python/oauth2.py fixed it for me (you need to have python2 installed on your system)






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          Had the same problem, running python2 python/oauth2.py instead of python python/oauth2.py fixed it for me (you need to have python2 installed on your system)







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          • It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

            – Gavin Belsen
            Jan 5 at 23:13











          • Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

            – Erik
            Jan 6 at 8:16



















          • It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

            – Gavin Belsen
            Jan 5 at 23:13











          • Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

            – Erik
            Jan 6 at 8:16

















          It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

          – Gavin Belsen
          Jan 5 at 23:13





          It worked! Thanks a lot. I'm trying to get mutt to work with gmail but it has been a pain.

          – Gavin Belsen
          Jan 5 at 23:13













          Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

          – Erik
          Jan 6 at 8:16





          Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but it's worth it.

          – Erik
          Jan 6 at 8:16




















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