The script does not support OpenID at the moment. I was warned about this and I'm trying to add support; it should not be difficult, given that I've an example to look at. Stay tuned!

Update: I added cookie handling in the spirit of Zooomr Mac Suite. You OpenID users can do the following:

• login with the browser (currently only Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox are supported, your mileage may vary with other browsers);
• locate the cookies file (should be called cookies.txt, and located somewhere under your home directory);
• pass the path to the file using the --cookie option.

In this case, you do not have to provide a username. An example:

shell$ zooomr add --tag example --cookie /path/to/cookies.txt photo.jp
+g
[download]

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