Problem updating with linux

[VernoWhitney]

So I haven't played in a couple of weeks and am needing to update before I can connect. The problem is that I keep running into a 403 network error when I attempt to connect and update my version. I'm running on linux with penguinrocks.pl, which I assume matters somehow, since my Windows machine using Tequila updated and is working just fine.

 

Sample error code below:

 

--2019-11-16 22:12:32--  http://cdn.homecomingservers.com/hc/20191101_368/homecoming/bin_particles.pigg
Resolving cdn.homecomingservers.com (cdn.homecomingservers.com)... 51.79.19.157, 51.79.19.150, 51.79.19.163, ...
Connecting to cdn.homecomingservers.com (cdn.homecomingservers.com)|51.79.19.157|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 403 Forbidden
2019-11-16 22:12:33 ERROR 403: Forbidden.

Unable to fetch file http://cdn.homecomingservers.com/hc/20191101_368/homecoming/bin_particles.pigg

 

Can someone help point me in the right direction to fix this?

[Dugunthi]

It's probably an SELinux issue, you might need to update your security policies or something. While I am unable to troubleshoot SELinux due to me not being familiar at all, I'm sure you can find someone who does.

Edited November 17, 2019 by Dugunthi

[VernoWhitney]

Since I'm not the one running homecomingservers.com it really shouldn't be my security policies causing the 403 error. Does anyone know if there's a problem with the CDN?

[Tock]

Have you looked in the manifest and tried another file?

 

<url>
http://cdn.homecomingservers.com/hc/20191101_368/homecoming/bin_particles.pigg
</url>
<url>
http://nsa.tools/hc/20191101_368/homecoming/bin_particles.pigg
</url>
<url>
http://77.68.93.126/hc/20191101_368/homecoming/bin_particles.pigg
</url>

There's two other mirror addresses to wget the file from if homecomingservers.com is having a problem.  Give one of those a try.  Granted, this isn't a permanent fix, but if a single file is giving you a headache, just open the manifest address in a web browser and grab it yourself from a mirror.

 

(Linux is big on 'self-support' so if wget isn't in your BASH toolbelt, or you prefer something like curl instead, you can improvise accordingly.  I'll leave that to you.)

[xaix1999]

make sure your manifest target is http://patch.savecoh.com/manifest.xml

if you are using a terminal script like etoh-downloader it will "skip" to the next target for the download

you will have to run it a few times if you are getting 403

 

the 403 probably means the files isnt allowed to be accessed by the public, like it's being updated

Edited November 19, 2019 by xaix1999
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