HTTPError: 401 Client Error: Unauthorized for url: about nft-mix HOT 8 CLOSED

Thanks for making this issue. Does this answer your question? https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/106838/httperror-401-client-error-unauthorized-for-url-https-rinkeby-infura-io-v3

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Thanks for making this issue. Does this answer your question? https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/106838/httperror-401-client-error-unauthorized-for-url-https-rinkeby-infura-io-v3

Sadly no, I already set the private key and project id in the .env file, and your python program recognizes and uses that environment variable, but for some reason, the link it creates throws error 401 'HTTPError: 401 Client Error: Unauthorized for url: https://rinkeby.infura.io/v3/*the ID for my infura project* The last digits here being the infura project id. Also, I appreciate the swift response.

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Hmm... I just tested your WEB3_INFURA_PROJECT_ID (FYI, now that it's public, don't use it in the future, cuz anyone could now), and it worked fine for me. I'd bet you have some odd setup or firewall issues... but I'm not sure.

Could you send what your .env file looks like?

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export PRIVATE_KEY=(my wallet private key)
export WEB3_INFURA_PROJECT_ID=(the ID for my infura project)

This is the code for my .env, the parenthesis is where I replaced my actual information.

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I am so sorry to waste your time, I feel like a fool, I took a closer look at the Infura project I had made and it turns out I chose Eth 2 instead of Eth. Sorry again and I appreciate you trying to help me with my dumb mistake😅

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ahah no worries! Sometimes it takes talking out the problem to figure it out. This is called "rubber ducking". Glad you solved it!

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(FYI, we can still see your edit history, so please get a new infura key!)

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Okay thank you for the help, I am still a bit of a newbie :) and will do!

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