Problems with python sdk using http on GoPro12.

[hideakidayo]

Component
What is the bug in?

• Demos (python sdk)
• Specs (HTTP)

Describe the bug
test.py
import subprocess
subprocess.run(["gopro-photo", "--wired", "--identifier", "3282", "--output", ". /images/"])

when running HERO12, you can see the error as shown in the screenshot.
Previously I used HERO11 and with the SDK as of HERO11 this command could be executed without error.

In the SDK as of 0.14.1, I also saw the same error as #409 when I executed the same command in HERO11.

Expected behavior
Originally, when this command is executed, the photos taken are saved in the images folder, but an error occurs.

Screenshots

Hardware

• Camera: Hero12.
• Windows11
• python3.11.4

[jacksongs]

I appear to be having similar issues. I can make requests using the python library "requests" to the HTTP endpoints without error, and the endpoints even work in the browser.

Running:
-Python 3.10.11 (via miniconda)
-OSX Sonoma

OUTPUT:

(base) XXXXX % gopro-photo --wired --identifier XXXX
INFO 23:19:05.757 builders.py:853
<<<<<<<<--------------
"id" : "Camera Control Wired Usb",
"protocol" : "HTTP",
"endpoint" : "gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1",
"p" : "Toggle.ENABLE",
<<<<<<<<--------------

WARNING 23:19:05.774 ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('gpHttpServer: [07353924][INFO gopro_base.py:359
] conn 0: /gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1 @civetweb.c:17872\n')))
WARNING 23:19:07.777 Retrying #0 to send the command... gopro_base.py:364
WARNING 23:19:07.785 ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('gpHttpServer: [07355935][INFO gopro_base.py:359
] conn 0: /gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1 @civetweb.c:17872\n')))
WARNING 23:19:09.788 Retrying #1 to send the command... gopro_base.py:364
WARNING 23:19:09.796 ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('gpHttpServer: [07357946][INFO gopro_base.py:359
] conn 0: /gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1 @civetweb.c:17872\n')))
WARNING 23:19:11.800 Retrying #2 to send the command... gopro_base.py:364
WARNING 23:19:11.807 ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('gpHttpServer: [07359958][INFO gopro_base.py:359
] conn 0: /gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1 @civetweb.c:17872\n')))
WARNING 23:19:13.811 Retrying #3 to send the command... gopro_base.py:364
WARNING 23:19:13.818 ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('gpHttpServer: [07361969][INFO gopro_base.py:359
] conn 0: /gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1 @civetweb.c:17872\n')))
WARNING 23:19:15.821 Retrying #4 to send the command... gopro_base.py:364
ERROR 23:19:15.824 ResponseTimeout('Response timeout occurred of 5 seconds') photo.py:53

[tony-gutierrez]

I am having the same errors. I was about to open an issue but couldn't recreate today, for some reason.

ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('gpHttpServer: [07361969][INFO gopro_base.py:359 ] conn 0: /gopro/camera/control/wired_usb?p=1 @civetweb.c:17872\n')))

[jacksongs]

I'm able to work around this issue by setting the HTTP version to 0.9 in a curl request, ie:

command = ['curl','--verbose','--http0.9', "http://XXXXX:8080/gopro/camera/shutter/start"]
result = subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True, text=True)

[tcamise-gpsw]

Hi I have not been able to reproduce this. There have been some large updates recently so can you try again on version 0.15.1?

[tony-gutierrez]

I haven't seen that error in a while, but the 12s do seem much more temperamental than the 11s. I'm using a lot of them in a commercial setting. Also, if you have the labs firmware loaded, it seems that you have to introduce some delay in between HTTP commands. Otherwise you get 500 errors.

[tcamise-gpsw]

This appears to be a duplicate of #437 which will have a fix in the next release.