Jack Vasti

Indeed, the owner of the website set up CloudFlare on their website, which blocks the entry of programs such as Grabber. Usually this can be circumvented by loading the page...

Indeed, that is because the image's data is actually loaded from that link, via the JSON API. However, it would indeed make more sense to always use the HTML "API"...

I just tried and it was working fine:  The logs show both RSS and HTML work as well: ``` [17:49:33.383][Info] [rule34.paheal.net][Html] Loading page http://rule34.paheal.net/post/list/1 [17:49:33.385][Info] [rule34.paheal.net][Rss] Loading page http://rule34.paheal.net/rss/images/1...

In your case, I believe the main issue was actually that filenames were not all being evaluated. Since in one you're overriding the filename, and in another the folder, they...

Indeed, they changed the max number of images per page from 1,000 to 100. I pushed a fix but until the release you can just override the "images per page"...

> like the re-namer but only for tag.s on existante image without re-downlaoding / re-name them. I don't really understand how that tool would be different from the "image renamer"...

But then what if the filename doesn't have the necessary information? Let's say you name your file `%artist%/%md5%.%ext%`, and your metadata are `Tags: %tags%` or something. Then to rename, wouldn't...

Hello, you'll need to give a little bit more details here 😅 What version are you trying to install, and on which platform? Is it via installer, AppImage, ZIP, tar.gz,...

Indeed, it would seem that the ZIP version doesn't have the "sites" directory bundled with it. 7.9.0 was the first version to introduce it and it seems I overlooked that.

> Emptying the folder Grabber downloads to periodically manually or with a script, however the goal is to avoid writing the images to disk/SSD in the first place, to save...