401 not authorized

[cabagekiller]

I am receiving this error on my iPad but not my phone.
Edit: ugh I feel old now. I meant my Lenovo tab p12 pro. I think autocorrect changed tab to ipad.... Or I am an idiot

[androidacy-user]

I am receiving this error on my iPad but not my phone.

iPad?

[cabagekiller]

I am receiving this error on my iPad but not my phone.

iPad?

Thank you for pointing that out

[Fox2Code]

FoxMMM only support Android, I assume you use Android on your iPad (Android for iPad/iPhone exists)

Please try with 0.6.0-dev2 version.

[cabagekiller]

FoxMMM only support Android, I assume you use Android on your iPad (Android for iPad/iPhone exists)

Please try with 0.6.0-dev2 version.

Hello. My tab changed tab to ipad. It is an android device with android 11. When I run a VPN it works though

[Zylanx]

I have the same issue, where all Androidacy packages lead to a web page that just provides a dialogue. As seen in the image.
I tried with both 0.5.6 and 0.6.0-dev2.

[LokeYourC3PH]

Facing the same issue. Not on all modules, but at least half of them I am facing said issue. VPN or not doesn't matter, always same error.

EDIT: Seems to only happen with Androidacy modules.

[LokeYourC3PH]

Update: It seems to be that the repository itself is facing issues: https://www.androidacy.com/magisk-modules-repository/

It doesn't load and says "An unexpected error occurred. Please try again later." in the bottom. Repository error, unfortunately nothing anyone of us can do anything about.

EDIT: This only happens sometimes, issue is still with the app as the website lets us load the repository sometimes.

[LokeYourC3PH]

Try disabling adblock

That seems to be the issue but it's beyond retarded, because one of the modules you can flash for Magisk is literally an AdBlock module, WHICH THEY PROVIDE. Meaning that if you flash it, you cannot access the repository anymore. Also, it works with AdBlock on external Browsers such as Firefox, or if you use AdBlock + AdBlock Extra (that filters out anti-adblock functionality). So this is beyond stupid and unreasonable.

[Zylanx]

I don't have adblock enabled. The device in mine was freshly flashed. It is even more odd because I think I went to the website in Chrome and was able to download modules that mmm 401'd on.

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[androidacy-user]

The implementation in FoxMMM is currently bugged and we're not sure why.

We're performing some upgrades right now ironically so I can't test a whole lot, but I'll pass this on to the appropriate people and cc'ing @Fox2Code JIC.

[androidacy-user]

Try disabling adblock

That seems to be the issue but it's beyond retarded, because one of the modules you can flash for Magisk is literally an AdBlock module, WHICH THEY PROVIDE. Meaning that if you flash it, you cannot access the repository anymore. Also, it works with AdBlock on external Browsers such as Firefox, or if you use AdBlock + AdBlock Extra (that filters out anti-adblock functionality). So this is beyond stupid and unreasonable.

While AdBlock may or may not interfere with the website, it's generally advised you disable it before reporting issues - wouldn't be the first time a filter targeted specifically at our website broke things. And I for one am not inclined to debug and fix issues caused by AdBlock. At the same time we also don't intentionally break things for AdBlock users, even if we ask you to disable it. It's user choice in the end.

Besides, who are we to discriminate based on what the module does? 😉

[genevera]

This is still an issue

[androidacy-user]

I can no longer reproduce. Try clearing app data maybe?