Google Code denying access to UMS binaries

[Tiago Costa]

Hey, guys! I'm constantly building UMS from source to test and share some improvements (you have seen my numerous pull requests - sorry for flooding!), but since a few days ago, I can't download some binaries from Google Code. It gives me HTTP 403 (Forbidden) code when NetBeans tries to download dcrawMS.exe, ffmpeg.exe, etc, and when I try to download using browser (Chrome, for example), it displays a page with the message below:

"We're sorry...

... but your computer or network may be sending automated queries. To protect our users, we can't process your request right now."

What should I do now? I've disabled downloading these files in POM.xml, so I can at least build UMS.jar, but I want to have this really fixed.

Thanks in advance!

[Optimus_prime]

I think Subjunk is looking into it. Most likely this will transition to Sourceforge

[Tiago Costa]

Good =D!

[SubJunk]

Yeah hopefully SourceForge will allow it They are pretty awesome

[Tiago Costa]

Thanks! Can't wait to make complete builds again!

[infidel]

Just for the sake of completeness: this issue can also arise when other resources are unavailable, and the "quick fix" is to use the maven --offline (-o) option in your build command:

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mvn -o package

OOPS: The above works great for offline java dependencies, which has nothing whatsoever to do with the issue here (note to self: always look before you leap )

[Optimus_prime]

There's a PR on git to fix it now

If you can't wait change the pom.xml at line 92 from this

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<project.binaries-base>http://universal-media-server-binaries.googlecode.com/svn/trunk</project.binaries-base>

to this

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<project.binaries-base>http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/unimediaserver/Dependencies</project.binaries-base>

[Tiago Costa]

Wow, nice! Thanks !