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I have tried bypassing all of this by using WWW::Mechanize which can slurp a page, access a specific form and submit it programmatically but it does not work in the authorization portion of this process, not sure why it fails as the mechanize lib keeps track of all cookies and simulates the user being logged-in to the Vimeo website. This would be the ideal solution if I could get that working, but the above request is livable also. :) I am building this in Ruby by the way and building a Ruby Vimeo lib in the process as I go.
Please advise.
Thanks!
Andy