Anime sources return unplayable links

[nondotxyz]

Metadata (please complete the following information) Version: 4.2.1 OS: Arch Linux Shell: Zsh Anime: Onimai

Describe the bug While watching the episode 6 and specifically episode 6 of onimai, it seems there's not many sources that provided the episode and one of the sources (either vrv or gogoanime couldn't tell) are returning an invalid link to play. After inspecting on vlc which provides error log output, vlc is trying to load a file with the m3u8 extension. I'm surprised there's no countermeasure on unplayable links, since you know, you can't trust the sources sometimes. This issue is quite hard to identify with no presence of a verbose flag or any logging file that I'm aware of.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Run ani-cli -v onimai
2. Choose episode 6

Expected behavior The episode would run just fine on mpv and vlc

Additional context

[port19x]

Metadata (please complete the following information) Version: 4.2.1 OS: Arch Linux Shell: Zsh Anime: Onimai

Describe the bug While watching the episode 6 and specifically episode 6 of onimai, it seems there's not many sources that provided the episode and one of the sources (either vrv or gogoanime couldn't tell) are returning an invalid link to play. After inspecting on vlc which provides error log output, vlc is trying to load a file with the m3u8 extension. I'm surprised there's no countermeasure on unplayable links, since you know, you can't trust the sources sometimes. This issue is quite hard to identify with no presence of a verbose flag or any logging file that I'm aware of.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Run `ani-cli -v onimai`

2. Choose episode 6

Expected behavior The episode would run just fine on mpv and vlc

Additional context

Our verbose flag is sh -x ani-cli. That generates plenty of helpful output tracing the whole program execution. Putting that in a pastebin is a great way to give us more relevant data to investigate.

[realitymolder]

Metadata (please complete the following information) Version: 4.2.1 OS: Arch Linux Shell: Zsh Anime: Onimai Describe the bug While watching the episode 6 and specifically episode 6 of onimai, it seems there's not many sources that provided the episode and one of the sources (either vrv or gogoanime couldn't tell) are returning an invalid link to play. After inspecting on vlc which provides error log output, vlc is trying to load a file with the m3u8 extension. I'm surprised there's no countermeasure on unplayable links, since you know, you can't trust the sources sometimes. This issue is quite hard to identify with no presence of a verbose flag or any logging file that I'm aware of. Steps To Reproduce

1. Run `ani-cli -v onimai`

2. Choose episode 6

Expected behavior The episode would run just fine on mpv and vlc Additional context

Our verbose flag is sh -x ani-cli. That generates plenty of helpful output tracing the whole program execution. Putting that in a pastebin is a great way to give us more relevant data to investigate.

https://pastebin.com/4ax69PG3 command was : sh -x ani-cli ani-cli one piece

[nondotxyz]

Metadata (please complete the following information) Version: 4.2.1 OS: Arch Linux Shell: Zsh Anime: Onimai Describe the bug While watching the episode 6 and specifically episode 6 of onimai, it seems there's not many sources that provided the episode and one of the sources (either vrv or gogoanime couldn't tell) are returning an invalid link to play. After inspecting on vlc which provides error log output, vlc is trying to load a file with the m3u8 extension. I'm surprised there's no countermeasure on unplayable links, since you know, you can't trust the sources sometimes. This issue is quite hard to identify with no presence of a verbose flag or any logging file that I'm aware of. Steps To Reproduce

1. Run `ani-cli -v onimai`

2. Choose episode 6

Expected behavior The episode would run just fine on mpv and vlc Additional context

Our verbose flag is sh -x ani-cli. That generates plenty of helpful output tracing the whole program execution. Putting that in a pastebin is a great way to give us more relevant data to investigate.

Quite expected that there be an implemented debug function, despite the -x flag being on my perspective totally unreadable but this works too.

https://pastebin.com/VUzUT7Jx sh -x ani-cli onimai

[rbjnazz]

also invalid links on one piece episode 1057 1058 https://www049.vipanicdn.net/streamhls/0b594d900f47daabc194844092384914/ep.1057.1681007207.m3u8: Server returned 403 Forbidden (access denied)

[justchokingaround]

we could add an additional check to see if the video link is playable, but that would be an additional curl request. let me know if i should implement it

[CoolnsX]

this issue is fixed in PR #1165, as I can see the links playing.

[CoolnsX]

fixed in PR #1171