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Thanks for the feedback @eubrunosilva! I can see how this would be helpful. I think it should continue on with the rest of the upload, printing an error message for...

I ran into a similar issue recently using `search_items` imported from `internetarchive.api` (i.e. `from internetarchive import search_items`). Here's a simplified example that can be used to replicate the issue: ```...

@siznax It didn't seem to help in my testing. I think using a single session object is the way to go (and how `requests.Session` objects are intended to be used,...

@kpcyrd Interesting, for some reason I thought you were using `internetarchive.api.upload` (e.g. `from internetarchive import upload`). `ia upload` already only uses a single session object, so it looks like there...

I can't recall at the moment why `archive_session` exists as a parameter. The `ia_upload.py` script is a little confusing, and could probably be cleaned up... At any rate, it should...

This works for me, FWIW: ``` » ia download raocow_Archive "raocow/20081009_Vip2- Meadow, Iggy's Castle and... uhm.../Vip2- Meadow, Iggy's Castle and... uhm....jpg" raocow_Archive: d - success ``` I'm guessing this is...

That'd be really helpful, thanks for the offer @mjturner! I don't believe anybody is working on resolving this at the moment.

This would be handy, thanks for the idea @JesseWeinstein. I think this would make more sense as an `ia` plugin or a separate script that uses `ia`, since it'd be...

Thanks for the feedback, @mlissner. I agree. I'll work on better documenting this!

@mlissner Let me know what you think of the updated docstring: https://internetarchive.readthedocs.io/en/latest/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item.upload The docs could use some work in general (e.g. surfacing these details in the Quickstart, etc.), but hopefully...