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Error #3

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jackon274 opened this issue Sep 4, 2021 · 11 comments
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Error #3

jackon274 opened this issue Sep 4, 2021 · 11 comments

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@jackon274
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I keep getting message "Can't download pack [link]", despite having everything installed, even as a root

@teynav
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teynav commented Sep 7, 2021

Hi, Do you have all dependencies installed? What Distribution are you on ?

@jackon274
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Hi, yes I do have ask if them installed, running Ubuntu 21.04

@teynav
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teynav commented Sep 7, 2021

Can you do these 2 commands and share the output
echo <packlink> > pack && python3 download.py

@jackon274
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Can you do these 2 commands and share the output
echo <packlink> > pack && python3 download.py

I've done this, result is file named pack with the link to sticker pack

@teynav
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teynav commented Sep 9, 2021

what happens when you run python3 download.py ?

@hgoumner
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hgoumner commented Oct 1, 2021

I get the same error when running the v3 script. Running the python3 script by itself downloads the tgs files, though.

@teynav
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teynav commented Dec 19, 2021

Do you have python dependencies installed? because it seems as if Python script is failing , hence download is not happening.

@tuschla
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tuschla commented Mar 1, 2022

Having the same issue here. What python dependencies are not installed automatically by the script?

@tuschla
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tuschla commented Mar 1, 2022

Fixed this by changing to the directory where the script was in. I hope this can be helpful.

@teynav
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teynav commented Mar 2, 2022

Fixed this by changing to the directory where the script was in. I hope this can be helpful.

Was the issue that you were not in the same directory as the script?

@tuschla
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tuschla commented Mar 2, 2022

Was the issue that you were not in the same directory as the script?

Yes.

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