[Crowley]

I have a signed cloudflare URL like this:

**External links are only visible to Support Staff**

Using this URL in the browser or via curl works fine.
However putting this URL in jdownloader shows the file as offline.

Steps to reproduce:

• copy the URL
• The file shows up in LinkGrabber as offline
• right click on the file and "Change url". There is now a different URL like this:

  **External links are only visible to Support Staff**
  

• paste the original URL in there
• The file shows now as online, and can be downloaded

Is there any way to prevent the URL from getting changed? Especially if I want to add the URL as a Folder Watch crawljob?

[pspzockerscene]

I'm sorry but without real life example URLs and/or logs we can't check this.

Please also keep in mind that there is a long weekend in germany no (monday = holiday) so out next answer may not be here before next tuesday.

However what I think could be the problem:
- JD is using a User-Agent which is blocked by either that website or Cloudflare
- A special Referer is needed to access that URL

Please provide example URLs and a log.

Please post your log-ID here | bitte poste deine Log-ID hier.

-psp-

[Crowley]

Here is an actual example URL. Warning: The content is NSFW.

**External links are only visible to Support Staff**

I don't think it is the User Agent or the Referrer, since the download works fine using curl. In fact it works fine in Jdownloader, once I replace the mangled URL with the original one.

Edit: This is my log id: jdlog://6105311370661

[pspzockerscene]

Hi again,
your URL doesn't work for me.
Where is that URL coming from?
Can you provide the source-URL as well?

Also your log doesn't contain any download- or linkcheck activity.

[Crowley]

The URL above might be expired. Here is a current one:

**External links are only visible to Support Staff**

I'm afraid the source URL is behind a login.

The log above was created by restarting my headless jdownloader on my NAS and feeding it the URL as a FolderWatch crawljob. The Job appeared as an offline file in LinkGrabber before I uploaded the log.

Here is another log which I created on the GUI client by copying the URL above:
03.05.23 10.05.09 <--> 03.05.23 10.09.17 jdlog://5115311370661/

[pspzockerscene]

Hm I'm not sure if this one is a parser bug or if that behavior is correct.
Either way, you can make this link work by adding "directhttp//" in front of it (yes exactly like that, so that it will contain two times "http:..").

[Crowley]

It was in fact "directhttp ://" (minus the space) which I had to prepend, but yeah, that worked.
Thank you very much.

[pspzockerscene]

As explained another team-member will look into it and check if there is a possible parser issue because the "?download=1*" indeed looks strange to me.