Closed Raif1 closed 1 year ago
i got the same issue i have been tried re install from yay , git clone from git , and use on releases, it all doesn't work
same error here
da677bd9f242de5e11b08f8ad421c26566a81336 could be used as a short term fix, if we don't figure out how the encryption works quickly enough
same issue is there anything we can do to solve this issue
i'm getting the same issue
same issue is there anything we can do to solve this issue
Not right now. When a pull request with a fix becomes available I will link it here for testing
I couldn't even search for anime, seems like allanime now sends a request to api.allanime.day instead of the .to domain. The Referer header needs to stay the same though.
Changed the api.${allanime_base}
to api.allanime.day
in lines 168, 188 and 195 and search works
Selecting an episode still doesn't work though
Having the same issue, ani-cli version 4.4.0
Same issue on windows 11 version 4.4.0 and 4.4.5 sadly.
yep, can't even find any anime
ani-cli version 4.4.5 Arch Linux
The person behind animdl seems to have figured it out.
This is the function they use for decrypting the new sources
And there seem to be 2 different passwords for # and ## links
I have no idea on how to implement this with bash though.
It's folk, a single guy, please atleast give him credit.
The mastermind behind anime web scraping. Python daddy.
The folks over at animdl seem to have figured it out.
This is the function they use for decrypting the new sources
And there seem to be 2 different passwords for # and ## links
I have no idea on how to implement this with bash though.
I have created one on bash but it is too slow... Here
The folks over at animdl seem to have figured it out. This is the function they use for decrypting the new sources And there seem to be 2 different passwords for # and ## links I have no idea on how to implement this with bash though.
I have created one on bash but it is too slow... Here
also It won't work in ani-cli as it follows POSIX standard, not bashisms
Far from my knowledge to throw out serious suggestions but could it be possible to make the script POSIX compliant and faster using a shell like Dash?
Maybe impossible w/ reliance on bashisms though?
Far from my knowledge to throw out serious suggestions but could it be possible to make the script POSIX compliant and faster using a shell like Dash?
Maybe impossible w/ reliance on bashisms though?
it is posix compliant and it uses /bin/sh, i use dash and it works perfectly fine.
4.4.5 on Arch Linux; no results found
4.4.5 on Arch Linux; no results found
it's part of the AUR, not a standard arch linux package (i.e. Pacman -Ss) , no point installing right now though as the script needs to be reworked apparently.
it's part of the AUR, not a standard arch linux package (i.e. Pacman -Ss) , no point installing right now though as the script needs to be reworked apparently.
he meant that his current version is not working, you are welcome
Guys there is PR opened please be patient as we test it thoroughly, we are not merging due to 2 reasons :-
It will be merged as soon as we get time.
4.4.5 on Arch Linux; no results found
Same here. Using Linux Mint 21.1 Vera.
it doesn't matter what system you use, the script is broken atm. in the meantime you can use the fix like this, before we merge it into master:
sh <(curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pystardust/ani-cli/hex_decryption/ani-cli")
it doesn't matter what system you use, the script is broken atm. in the meantime you can use the fix like this, before we merge it into master:
sh <(curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pystardust/ani-cli/hex_decryption/ani-cli")
Thank you so much!
fixed in #1171
Metadata (please complete the following information) Version: [e.g. 2.0.2] OS: Gentoo Linux Shell: Zsh Anime: Any
Describe the bug printf: 0x#1: invalid hex number .local/bin/ani-cli: line 147: warning: command substitution: ignored null byte in input Episode not released.` Steps To Reproduce
Expected behavior The errors should not be present. The episodes are supposed to load.
Screenshots (if applicable; you can just drag the image onto github)
![image](https://github.com/pystardust/ani-cli/assets/93464125/b5dffbaf-5218-4c76-be5d-961ca87b6233)
Additional context I installed mpv, aria2, FFmpeg, and fzf with Emerge, and they were installed system-wide. However, I only installed ani-cli for my user. Could this be the cause of the error I am currently experiencing? Everything worked fine yesterday. But I'm facing the errors now.