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Illustrator CC v17 installer for Gnu/Linux
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error: sorry something went wrong during download illustratorCC17.tgz #27

Open nwmustofa opened 2 years ago

nwmustofa commented 2 years ago

i'm using fedora design suite gnome 41.3

curl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server and therefore could not establish a secure connection to it. To learn more about this situation and how to fix it, please visit the web page mentioned above. error: sorry something went wrong during download illustratorCC17.tgz

please help me

AliAnam71 commented 2 years ago

Same here :|

mikeBengala commented 2 years ago

Guys, i found a workaround. since the problem is with the download. I figured I would be able to download it from my browser, then edit the script to use the file I previously downloaded.

So in this file: scripts/illustratorSetup.sh:68 You will find the download link on line 68.

save and run the script again.

francayopapagallo commented 2 years ago

1 uninstall illustrator from script ./setup.sh remove all created directories in home. 2 install bleachbit, use root version clean everything you can. reboot and reinstall. the same thing happened to me. and so I solved it

VictorGimenez commented 2 years ago

Guys, i found a workaround. since the problem is with the download. I figured I would be able to download it from my browser, then edit the script to use the file I previously downloaded.

So in this file: scripts/illustratorSetup.sh:68 You will find the download link on line 68.

  • Copy paste the download link to your browser. It should download automatically.
  • Comment line 68
  • Uncomment the line 67
  • Move the file to a location on localhost that you can access via url (I used apache2) so it ended up something like this: local filelink="http://127.0.0.1/illustratorCC17.tgz"

save and run the script again.

Hi Mike!! How do I move the file to the location on localhost?? This is the only part that I couldn't able to solve it and I am facing this same error: curl: (7) Failed to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 4050 after 1 ms: Connection refused error: sorry something went wrong during download illustratorCC17.tgz, I was with the Adobe Illustrator running in my Ubuntu 20.04 distro but I need to format it and now I am reinstalling it again, TYIA.

Evatee-coder commented 2 years ago

Guys, i found a workaround. since the problem is with the download. I figured I would be able to download it from my browser, then edit the script to use the file I previously downloaded. So in this file: scripts/illustratorSetup.sh:68 You will find the download link on line 68.

  • Copy paste the download link to your browser. It should download automatically.
  • Comment line 68
  • Uncomment the line 67
  • Move the file to a location on localhost that you can access via url (I used apache2) so it ended up something like this: local filelink="http://127.0.0.1/illustratorCC17.tgz"

save and run the script again.

Hi Mike!! How do I move the file to the location on localhost?? This is the only part that I couldn't able to solve it and I am facing this same error: curl: (7) Failed to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 4050 after 1 ms: Connection refused error: sorry something went wrong during download illustratorCC17.tgz, I was with the Adobe Illustrator running in my Ubuntu 20.04 distro but I need to format it and now I am reinstalling it again, TYIA.

Hello, please were you able to move the file to the location on localhost? I am stuck there!

onuralpArsln commented 1 year ago

you can also manually downlad mentioned here https://github.com/Gictorbit/illustratorCClinux/issues/33#issue-1275793469

you need to move downloaded file to cache (explained in comment https://github.com/Gictorbit/illustratorCClinux/issues/33#issuecomment-1159592999 )

berto-dev commented 10 months ago

https://victor.poshtiban.io/p/gictor/illustratorCC/illustratorCC17.tgz doesn't exist now... it's outdate.
Someone have a solution?

barasskick commented 9 months ago

@berto-dev go scripts folder and edit illustratorsetup.sh, go to line 68 and replace the link with "https://downloads.runebase.io/illustratorCC17.tgz "

ilessall commented 9 months ago

@berto-dev go scripts folder and edit illustratorsetup.sh, go to line 68 and replace the link with "https://downloads.runebase.io/illustratorCC17.tgz "

Can it be installed through PlayOnLinux?

ilessall commented 9 months ago

@berto-dev go scripts folder and edit illustratorsetup.sh, go to line 68 and replace the link with "https://downloads.runebase.io/illustratorCC17.tgz "

Alright, I've found the solution. Thank you!

stefcot commented 8 months ago

Nice one! did the trick! Bravo!

berto-dev commented 8 months ago

Sorry, busy with work I only read this now. I have no idea, just wanted to point it out

p.s. I use wine not playonlinux

@berto-dev go scripts folder and edit illustratorsetup.sh, go to line 68 and replace the link with "https://downloads.runebase.io/illustratorCC17.tgz "

Can it be installed through PlayOnLinux?

Sorry, busy with work I only read this now. I have no idea, just wanted to point it out p.s. I use wine not playonlinux

abusayam commented 5 months ago

Guys, i found a workaround. since the problem is with the download. I figured I would be able to download it from my browser, then edit the script to use the file I previously downloaded.

So in this file: scripts/illustratorSetup.sh:68 You will find the download link on line 68.

  • Copy paste the download link to your browser. It should download automatically.
  • Comment line 68
  • Uncomment the line 67
  • Move the file to a location on localhost that you can access via url (I used apache2) so it ended up something like this: local filelink="http://127.0.0.1/illustratorCC17.tgz"

save and run the script again.

Great, It Worked for me. Thank you so much! I replaced from home/illustratorCClinux/scripts/illustratorSetup.sh -> Line no 68 replaced by this link -> local filelink="http://127.0.0.1/illustratorCC17.tgz" and uncommented line no. 67

I got the illustrator on Ubuntu 22.04