https://developer.themoviedb.org/reference/authentication-create-session-from-login
The request described above returns request_token instead of session_id unlike the same request but without login and password which returns the expected session_id. What is its meaning? Either I am completely confused
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Antwoord deur superboy97
op 6 Maart 2024 om 11:47 VM
The complete process is described here.
Antwoord deur lLump
op 6 Maart 2024 om 5:36 NM
I saw that. But on the link i've sent wrote "This would replace step 3 from the How do I generate a session id? guide." And on link you have sent describes that step 3 returns session_id. So please look again on the Response here
Antwoord deur superboy97
op 6 Maart 2024 om 5:38 NM
Despite what is written, this is the first step.
Antwoord deur lLump
op 6 Maart 2024 om 5:39 NM
Oh.. i get it. Thank you
Antwoord deur lLump
op 6 Maart 2024 om 5:42 NM
Wait i don't. It require request_token to get same request_token. What's the point?
Antwoord deur Travis Bell
op 7 Maart 2024 om 10:29 VM
The API key and API request token that get issued together when you register an API key are application based authentication keys. That is outlined here.
When you go through the flow of creating a session, or a request token that is authorized by a user, this is user based authentication and the docs for that are here.
The difference is that one is scoped without any user privileges, while the other is scoped with user privileges.