#🔒 Download files from un-common upload services via python

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south pilot
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I need to add support for these four services to ensure my program works properly with any of the intended links:

https://filecrypt.co
https://megadb.net
https://buzzheavier.com
https://gofile.io
My main concern is https://megadb.net, as it's the most frequently used service. However, I haven’t been able to figure out how to download files from their platform using Python.

If anyone could provide guidance, it would be greatly appreciated!

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@south pilot

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frigid crow
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What exactly is your script doing?

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megadb is protected with cloudflare, which makes automation impossible.

south pilot
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basically simply has a big json "database"
and it has many files, but they use different services depending the user that uploaded it,

basically i want to download files via python

south pilot
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i heard many ways to bypass it, but i dont want to go in illegality

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but thanks

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otherwise

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Buzzheavior

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any ideas?

frigid crow
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buzzheavier gives me a connection error

south pilot
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2s

frigid crow
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must be my corporate firewall

south pilot
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saw this style on many domains, idk if its an open source server project used under a name or its very specific but ye..

frigid crow
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as long as you have a direct link, I don't see why not

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looks similar to catbox.moe

south pilot
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it load cloudflare before download too :/

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there is a direct download but no link direct it use js

frigid crow
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watch the network tab of the chrome dev tools/inspector

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