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Error - No results found #234
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It's a known issue, Lobster's broken atm. Rabbit Stream changed their encryption thingy. |
Rabbit stream aka. VidCloud/VidStreams/UpCloud and some many more have changed the main method. We are discussing possible solutions here: |
Hi @luismendoza-ec ! I see the linked issue is closed but the error persists on lobster. There is something we can do? |
It was fixed a few weeks ago and works fine now… you do need to update lobster tho, if you installed directly from source then try |
hey @FurqanHun, how can i solve this? i completely reinstalled lobster, now if i type anything, nothing happens, i thought it was not there, so i tried something simple like |
@daUnknownCoder it does work If you installed it through a package manager, the maintainer might not have updated it yet, as the release version is still 4.3.0. Try removing Lobster and installing it from the source. That should fix the issue. sudo curl -sL github.com/justchokingaround/lobster/raw/main/lobster.sh -o /usr/local/bin/lobster &&
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/lobster Also, if you were hosting the API on your own, you'd need to remove that as the decrypt API has changed. You can check these repos for it (i think) or you can try the Lobster rewrite in Rust by one of the contributors (the one who fixed the lobster this time) https://github.com/eatmynerds/lobster-rs I forgot to mention that it takes a bit of time to trigger mpv. |
Hi @FurqanHun and @daUnknownCoder! Even reinstalling the script I still got the message Error - No results found. Trying to use lobster-rs did not fix the issue either. However, I found that doing a curl request to flixhq.to resulted in the following response:
This means that my internet provider is blocking the content, which explains the No results found error. That's weird, because I can access flixhq.to from firefox and chromium but not from the terminal, an incognito session with chromium or other programatic ways to connect to flixhq.to (like using the request package for python). Using a vpn solved the issue when streaming the content, but downloading it with the
Hope that is useful for you! |
@UnMolDeQuimica Interesting, seems like a DNS level blocking (i could be wrong tho), you can try switching to a different DNS provider system wide (or network wide). Your ISP might be blocking access to flixhq or the current API server for Lobster (likely at the DNS level). To confirm, you can try visiting this API server in a browser and see if it works: https://testing-embed-decrypt.harc6r.easypanel.host/ json_data=$(curl -s "https://testing-embed-decrypt.harc6r.easypanel.host/embed?embed_url=${embed_link}&referrer=https://${base}") As for the downloading error, it's probably the subtitle site having some issues or just refusing the connection for some reason. |
Describe the bug
I've tried installing several times but there are no results ever.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go through the windows installation process and search for a movie.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows 11 23H2
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