drcursor
commented
5 years ago I'm having the same issue, but was able to get gogrepo working by following https://github.com/eddie3/gogrepo/issues/17#issuecomment-248807909
Closed WisdomCode closed 5 years ago
drcursor
commented
5 years ago I'm having the same issue, but was able to get gogrepo working by following https://github.com/eddie3/gogrepo/issues/17#issuecomment-248807909
WisdomCode
commented
5 years ago Good Idea, I tried that before however (well, I used firefox, with the cookies.txt plugin, they are saved in the netscape format, which should work) with no success. Script fails, saying "failed to load cookies, did you login first?".
DerPit
commented
5 years ago Similar issues here. Login does work, but accessing the pages fails with a 403. I'm afraid GOG have done some changes on their site? This is really BAD :((
WisdomCode
commented
5 years ago I was able to restore the cookie from a different system, using a freshly downloaded gogrepo.py file. Strange enough, I also needed to redownload the script on the old system to use this cookie. For the record I should add that the script has been the same for 4 months and that I my previous script was identical to it. If anyone has an idea how that came to be I would be interested, however I think this issue should be closed then, the error 403 should be further discussed under Issue #39
For a few days now, there seems to be an issue in several Ways: First, the updating throwed a 403 at me, tried with python2 and python3 on a debian 9 system. Because I assumed that this may be due to the cookies being expired, I deleted the cookies.dat file. Now, when I try to login with the correct credentials, it fails. Asking me whether Username and password are correct (which they are, after a while I wrote them into the variables directly inside the script to be sure of that to no effect). I'm rather skilled with python, however not with the workings of gog.com, so I may assist you debugging if needed.