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Melvin-Abraham / Google-Assistant-Unofficial-Desktop-Client

A cross-platform unofficial Google Assistant Client for Desktop (powered by Google Assistant SDK)
Apache License 2.0
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FORBIDDEN #498

Open marioegghead2 opened 3 years ago

marioegghead2 commented 3 years ago

Screenshot image STR (Steps To Reproduce) First: I started downloading the client. Second: Then received this error image

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Make sure that Google Chrome is updated and try again. Seems like a Chrome glitch. If it is, I will open a bug report at Chrome. Make sure that you are updated. If you can't, get Git, Node JS 14/16, build it via NPM(bundled with Node JS) and run the application inside the GAUDC folder's dist, go to win-unpacked, and then run the Google Assistant.exe file.

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

You are running Windows 11?! Is it x86 or x64?

sumeshir26 commented 3 years ago

@im-coder-lg Windows 11 works only on x64/ARM 64.(I have Windows 11 as well)

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Have you encountered this anywhere? I don't know, since I stopped using Google Chrome and switched to Vivaldi.

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Seems like a glitch in Chrome's area. I am opening a bug report. Btw, have anybody seen this?

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

On second thought, try using Edge or Brave, Opera or even Vivaldi. There might be permission errors on Chrome.

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Wait, @sumeshir26 does WSL work on Windows 11? If it does, get Ubuntu, update the app things, get wget, and download from that! Let me elaborate and see the code block below. Do it in Ubuntu WSL.

sudo apt update
sudo apt install wget -y
cd /mnt/c/Users/youruser/Desktop/ # replace youruser with your Windows 11 username.
sudo wget "https://github.com/Melvin-Abraham/Google-Assistant-Unofficial-Desktop-Client/releases/download/v1.0.0-rc.2/Google_Assistant-Setup-1.0.0-rc.2.exe"

Then, run the GAUDC installer. This has to work, since you are downloading from Ubuntu but the file is the same.

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Run those commands above. Till Chrome fixes the Forbidden bug, you might have to do this way only.

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

On Ubuntu WSL. If you don't know how to get it, follow these steps:

  1. Open Windows Search and search Windows Features
  2. Open that Turn Windows Features on or off app.
  3. Search for Windows Subsystem for Linux, hit that checkbox, hit Apply, and restart your computer.
  4. After restart, go to Microsoft Store, and search for Ubuntu. Get the first result.
  5. Open Ubuntu and wait for a few minutes.
  6. After it shows Enter new Unix username(it pretends), type your choice of username.
  7. Put some password(you need it)
  8. Run those commands.

Whenever you type sudo and a command, you must enter the password you put above. Sudo means that you are getting temporary supercommands that are forced to run.

Melvin-Abraham commented 3 years ago

@marioegghead2 I suppose GitHub is returning HTTP 403 error while downloading files. This is probably an issue with the GitHub's AWS service. Can you check if downloading any other release from any other repo works?

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

But how can it be forbidden?

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Seems like Chrome has issues with GitHub. Let me try getting 1.0.0 RC2

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

It is working for me

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

PS: Browser I use: Vivaldi 4.1 latest

sumeshir26 commented 3 years ago

@im-coder-lg Your commands work. The installer appeared on the desktop: image (to install WSL2 on Windows 11 you run the command wsl --install not enable it from optional features)

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Cool... @marioegghead2 try getting WSL and do this method.

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Since wget is a command-line downloader, you are free to use that.

marioegghead2 commented 3 years ago

alredy downloaded using a fine edge

im-coder-lg commented 3 years ago

Is the issue fixed then?