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PluralSight downloads seem to have stopped working - "Unable to download webpage: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden" #21601
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There seem to be a couple posts tangentially related, and some get closed when referring back to this issue: #20266. However, it's still odd that the same command worked and has been working for several people but only now suddenly is not for all of them. Potentially a change on the PluralSight side? |
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You must provide account credentials. |
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@dstftw I did. Is there something in the output that makes it look like they aren't being provided? For additional context, the exact same command works to request Udemy videos. So something on PluralSight seems to be breaking it. |
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Also note in the original description above, "It was working as of last week when I first tried this tool to successfully download one course." So the same command also worked on PluralSight the week before. Nothing's changed on my side, account-wise. |
I think @dstftw means that in order to reproduce/fix the bug, the youtube-dl devs need a pluralsight account. |
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@dstftw Do you still need a pluralsight account to test with? I can provide you with one |
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@dstftw I can spare ann account to fix this |
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Simple fix 2- go to https://pluralsight.com and login to your account 3 - press on the extension icon and download the cookies file 4 - run the download command no need to add username or password youtube-dl --sleep-interval 10 "https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/javascript-best-practices" --cookies ~/Downloads/cookies.txt happy downloading :D |
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This doesn't seem to work anymore: |
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PluralSight doesn't seem to be working for me and a few other people I checked with. It was working as of last week when I first tried this tool to successfully download one course. While trying to download another yesterday, I started running into the above 403 error. Updating to the latest version of this tool didn't change anything, and I don't think that one course a week is enough to trigger any blocks on my side.
Mostly I want someone else to try to confirm if it's account specific to us or not, though all the people I checked with are under different accounts and download at very different frequencies, but all of us are getting 403s now.