mikf
[jpgfish] "403 Forbidden" Issue
Above is one of the example "403 Forbidden" for jpgfish, jpg.church, or similar link always return 403.
When I opened the link directly through the browser, everything works fine.
Is there something wrong with [jpgfish] extractor ?
Thanks
I got also a forbidden:
❯ gallery-dl -d /data/Storage/ --download-archive downs.txt -v "https://jpg4.su/ichwerfe"
[gallery-dl][debug] Version 1.26.6
[gallery-dl][debug] Python 3.11.6 - Linux-6.6.8-100.fc38.x86_64-x86_64-with-glibc2.37
[gallery-dl][debug] requests 2.31.0 - urllib3 2.0.7
[gallery-dl][debug] Configuration Files []
[gallery-dl][debug] Starting DownloadJob for 'https://jpg4.su/ichwerfe'
[jpgfish][debug] Using CheveretoUserExtractor for 'https://jpg4.su/ichwerfe'
[urllib3.connectionpool][debug] Starting new HTTPS connection (1): jpg4.su:443
[urllib3.connectionpool][debug] https://jpg4.su:443 "GET /ichwerfe HTTP/1.1" 200 None
[jpgfish][debug] Using CheveretoImageExtractor for 'https://jpg4.su/img/1417x2048-987d1f81baa49e7c201503f30291e285.YR56LWw'
[urllib3.connectionpool][debug] https://jpg4.su:443 "GET /img/1417x2048-987d1f81baa49e7c201503f30291e285.YR56LWw HTTP/1.1" 403 747
[jpgfish][error] HttpError: '403 Forbidden' for 'https://jpg4.su/img/1417x2048-987d1f81baa49e7c201503f30291e285.YR56LWw'
Can you please reopen this issue?
@mikf
I did some more tests. It seems like jpgfish can recognize gallery-dl somehow.
I used a proxy, user-agent string and tried also cookies from my Browser. I still got a Forbidden. When I try to access the site on my Desktop or curl from CLI I can access the site.
Playing around with some Sleep Settings and grabbing new Cookies, after visiting an album I am now able to download again images.
Looks like they did something to their DDos Guard Settings.
Looks like they did something to their DDos Guard Settings.
I think so. I think this is more on their side. To overcome this, they recommend me to just use a "mainstream VPN provider". And, it works. They blocked some datacenters that sent like spam or something. So, if a proxy/VPN using the same datacenters that they blocked, it won't work.
