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[redgifs] 404 not found, but still available in browser #1962
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Just tested latest dev version from master, can confirm the URL fallback now works! 😄
@mikf Again, the same example URL (
One is the correct user directory, but there are two more (containing one file each, so in total we have 18 of 18 files just as visible when viewed in the browser) Note, this is definitely not some recent change, it was not just this test run, I checked my normal download directory, and the result was exactly the same as some days ago. Confirming here again:
This is the default config used:
The Problem is the |
When downloading from a user URL ( |
Yes, that is basically what I meant, sorry if I did not make myself clear here.. 😅
Exactly, that is what I would be suggesting. Principle of least surprise etc. pp., and this also mimics the behaviour when using the website, i.e. you visit the profile page you desire, and see all the clips there, which should also end up in the same directory structure when downloading with gallery-dl, in my opinion.
True, and I wasn't even suggesting anything here, to be honest. I was basically just pasting these two URLs into the comment for testing, so that I can find them immediately. I mean, everything works here as expected I'd say, you want to download that specific clip, you get that specific clip. And as a bonus, you can get the old
What is supposed to be missing here? |
by using the name from the input URL and not relying on possibly faulty or incomplete API results. 'userData[username]', if available, will still have the original name.
The username issue is fixed with e436a26.
Any reference to the user profile name this video is listed in, i.e. |
This is great, thanks a lot! :)
That's true. What I meant with "missing" was that, given the context of average Joe end-user attempting to download a single gfy clip, the profile name info etc, probably does not matter at all, even if the values are corrrect. |
First thought, API acting up again?! Site continuing to disintegrate before our very eyes again?!
But maybe not?
It seems to work in the browser, because it's apparently using the
<id>-mobile.mp4
variant..I tried to find any visible differences first by checking the profile page and testing the neighboring clips, but they work without throwing any issues.
The only thing that's also unusual in the browser: There's this options cog wheel symbol in the player, where you can toggle SD and HD, and that is also not working with that specific video.
Seems we can still blame the site, nonetheless.
Anyway, what do do? Also do some kind of fallback in such cases?
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