Hi
Recently tried to update my apps on Steamdeck/arch, but i got issue.
On updating apps they crashed, saying:
Error: ciscobinary.org blablabla/openh264.so returned status 403
I were trying to download it via flatpak, but also has same error.
Looks like dependecy are broken, and its trying to open main URL (that is permited) instead of straight file URL (that is working).
So now i cant download anything, even a browser, because every app requires that openh264.
I did download that file via mobile and put onto steamdeck but seems it didnt help.
(Maybe i put it in wrong direction, but im really stack to do anything now)
the same problem, even though I’m installing from a computer. either it’s related to flatpak security, which doesn’t allow downloading anything with the http protocol, or because of the location
also. openh264 is still downloaded, but only with pacman (if we talking about arch)
Error: ciscobinary.org blablabla/openh264.so returned status 403
This means your government, internet provider or someone else blocked that site. You have to use a VPN or a proxy/tor to download it. It should be a one time thing.
I did use vpn
It still blocked
But the url to the file to download is accessible even without any vpn
So thats some issue with flatpak
Or they should put these libs to some other domain
But the url to the file to download is accessible even without any vpn
So thats some issue with flatpak
openh264 is downloaded directly from Cisco.
problem not in flatpak, problem in cisco. only cisco have that problem (packages like org.freedesktop is downloading without problem). maybe changing the mirrors will change the situation, but I haven’t tried it myself, so I can’t say
I mean i wont have that issue anymore related to flatpak?
there is no via package in pacman. only in aur, but that make no sense, because all dependencies in system already, or downloading from aur/pacman
if you talk about opebh264, pacman dowhloading only from arch repositories
so until cisco solves this problem (or someone replaces the URL with a working one) the problem will remain, because programs from flatpack are collected in one folder (and they need ALL dependencies)
about system “all in one”: this is not a plus, but not a minus of flatpak. this is a feature of flatpak. if you have the opportunity to install from aura or github - install from them