Apologies, seems like I misunderstood. Have you tried requesting your API using https instead of http?

I'm requesting only with https

The screenshot of the error message in the initial thread shows wget http:// -> moved permanently -> https://. I'll get to my laptop and see if I can reproduce this issue of 403 when requesting your server. Is this currently limited to any path and/or method (such as only an issue with POST)?

I see, my bad, maybe I didn't changed that when I was using different service

U can see all endpoints and methods with
https://api.satan1c.dev/list

The only limitation, is fetchFile has "auth" check, u can see that in the end of request

Would be nice if it's just http issue, I'll try to change that rn

Nope, still error, but now can't see logs

Logs may be delayed, I'll try to reproduce it. Does this only happen with wget or in general when trying to download your own file from your own API with a different service?

I noticed only on deploy

Cuz… I made that api in first place to roll out new game versions w/o touching repo

I just created two Dockerfiles, one that runs wget during build and one at runtime. The one during build seems to get blocked.

If postman/insomnia/browser is decent list of "different service", then ye, it's fine there

So, I need to fetch that after deployment ? And that's the only way ?

I am unsure if this is the only way, but it is one of the solutions I can currently offer as that seems to work.

That looks like a bug… Idk if I should report it somehow <:HuTaoThink:830708889141248011>

Oh, I forgot to mention one thing
Previously I was using different 3rd party service to download, and it was working just fine
So it broke right after I decided to use my own service

I was using
it doesn't have open API so I was using their internal endpoints used for frontend

I believe that I have managed to fix it and download your zip file during build. Give me a moment, I'll see if I can reproduce it and provide a MRE.

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FROM alpine:latest

RUN apk add --no-cache wget

RUN wget \
    --header="User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64)" \
    "https://api.satan1c.dev/utility/fetchFile/dol?post_id=8002475831210169689&linux_dol_web_my=file_fetcher" \
    -O /file.zip

CMD ["echo", "done"]

1421833630593974333

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Adding the User-Agent header seems to work.

so header fixed that ?

I see, will try now, thx

hm, failed again, and I can't see logs again

That's odd that you can see any logs, is this also the case with other services you have within Railway, such as your API?

I can see logs of all other services, but only when that one fails I can't see build logs

or better to say, I can see logs before build fails

Can you share a screenshot of it?

ok, I moved unzip higher, so now I see error

it looks like that, and if I open logs, it looks like that https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1421800290230992979/1421822390555513052

> exit code: 9
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well, at least it downloads, ty so much for help

ye, got "no logs" again xD

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so I can assume it passes unzip now, but fails at CMake step, so I'll need to investigate that on local first <:miyabilay:1381552435293851658>

I'll raise the no build logs issue internally.

thx

Actually, issue was "mv" command usage
Now it's perfectly fine

I'll mark this thread as solved!

!s