Line CLI says "your sign-in expired — run /login"
Line normally refreshes its sign-in on its own. When it can't, for example after a long time away, after you signed out everywhere, or after your account's sessions were revoked, you see "your sign-in expired — run /login".
Fix#
Type /login inside Line, or run line login, and approve again in the browser. Your conversation is saved, so you can continue with line -c.
Other messages#
| Message | Meaning |
|---|---|
"not signed in — run line login (or /login)" | No sign-in on this machine |
| "accounts.clatterlabs.com is having trouble (5xx); try again in a moment" | The sign-in service had a temporary problem; retry soon and check status.clatterlabs.com |
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