had to patch the native 'certifi' hook to
def hook_certifi(finder, module):
import certifi
finder.add_datafile_to_zip("certifi/cacert.pem", certifi.where())
to make everything work
- add 'cloudflare' and 'video' extra install target (#460)
(e.g. 'pip install gallery-dl[cloudflare]')
- remove py2exe and distutils code
- get version without calling exec()
- inline variables
Cloudflare now also checks the client's SSL/TLS cipher capabilities and
produces a 403: Forbidden response with CAPTCHA if they are insufficient.
This commit replaces the default cipher list in urllib3 < 1.25 with the
one from 1.25 (1), which doesn't cause problems as long as the client
platform actually supports these ciphers. On some platforms (tested with
Python 3.4 on Linux and Python 3.7 on an outdated Windows 7 VM) it is
necessary to install pyOpenSSL to get everything to work.
Explicitly setting a minimum/maximum version for urllib3 is also no
longer necessary and installing gallery-dl will therefore not pull a
incompatible urllib3 version (#229)
Fixes the "403: Forbidden" error on Artstation (#227)
(1) 0cedb3b0f1
Wouldn't be necessary if pip would do proper version management.
As things are right now, pip ignores the urllib3 version requirements
from requests because gallery-dl is specifying its own.
urllib3 versions 1.24.1 and 1.24.2 cause HTTP requests to
https://www.artstation.com/users/<username>/quick.json
to fail with a 403: Forbidden status code (#227),
and provoke a CAPTCHA response after solving a Cloudflare challenge.
- uses an OrderedDict for session.headers (since 2.9.2)
- ships with urllib3 1.16, which is the first version to have an
'allowed_gai_family()' function
… a man-page containing all of gallery-dl's configuration file options.
This implementation relies on Python dicts preserving their insertion
order. Python 3.4 and 3.5 need to use OrderedDict or they produce
randomly ordered man-page sections.
The man-page formatting is a bit rough around the edges, but it works
for the most part. The only real "problem" are inline-links, but it's
better if they are left in there.
- point to pip3/python3 in installation-instructions (#118, #121)
- add dependency list
- update URLs to external resources
- remove incomplete list of supported sites
