We have discovered, not sure if it's fad - functioning as designed - or a bug, when trying to do temporary enrolment in a sub-account as account admins from the root account, there were no enrolments ...

@RyanNortonIt was by accident we did this but thought it was weird that it did not work in the sub-account. We are still looking at the tool and maybe will be deploy to sub-account admins but it does ...

I have the same issue here and looking at the community, I can't find anyone having the same problem with the download url redirecting to the login page. Not sure if there's a method that is not known...

It turns out, in linux at least, the url needs to be in quotes for wget to get the file. Also be careful of u0026 or \u0026 in the url as that is supposed to be &. E.g. "...?download_frd=1u0026verifie...

I am in the process of writing a basic tool (in PHP at the moment) to use within our institution which gets the current course code from where it was launched from then queries Canvas to get the term ...

@RyanNortonIt was by accident we did this but thought it was weird that it did not work in the sub-account. We are still looking at the tool and maybe will be deploy to sub-account admins but it does ...

We have discovered, not sure if it's fad - functioning as designed - or a bug, when trying to do temporary enrolment in a sub-account as account admins from the root account, there were no enrolments ...

It turns out, in linux at least, the url needs to be in quotes for wget to get the file. Also be careful of u0026 or \u0026 in the url as that is supposed to be &. E.g. "...?download_frd=1u0026verifie...

I have the same issue here and looking at the community, I can't find anyone having the same problem with the download url redirecting to the login page. Not sure if there's a method that is not known...

I am in the process of writing a basic tool (in PHP at the moment) to use within our institution which gets the current course code from where it was launched from then queries Canvas to get the term ...