Banned by https://archlinux.org/packages about mur

[clmbtti]

Closed. The script has in its scope only the download of a minimal set of necessary packages.

[clmbtti]

You will need to add a one-second delay, as you are coming too hot for the server. Remember, we cannot control what arch mirror's behaviour will be once several files are demanded too quickly. They may read it as a DDoS attack.

Add to the top of your script import time:

#!/usr/bin/env python
import subprocess
import os
import time

And at the end, replace

# Run the pacman command, using the output of the yes command as the input
subprocess.run(
    ["sudo", "pacman", "--cachedir", CACHE_DIR, "-U"] + PACKAGES_URL,
    stdin=yes_process.stdout,
)

with:

# Download the packages with a delay between each download
for package_url in PACKAGES_URL:
    subprocess.run(["sudo", "pacman", "--cachedir", CACHE_DIR, "-U", package_url], stdin=yes_process.stdout)
    time.sleep(1)  # Pause for 1 second before continuing

Other than that, make sure all those packages are accessible in the path and consider removing those who aren't. I tested it on a VM and the request for one of those packages returned 404 for me.
Hope this helps you.

[rodrigogarcia2021]

You will need to add a one-second delay, as you are coming too hot for the server. Remember, we cannot control what arch mirror's behaviour will be once several files are demanded too quickly. They may read it as a DDoS attack.

Add to the top of your script import time:

#!/usr/bin/env python
import subprocess
import os
import time

And at the end, replace

# Run the pacman command, using the output of the yes command as the input
subprocess.run(
    ["sudo", "pacman", "--cachedir", CACHE_DIR, "-U"] + PACKAGES_URL,
    stdin=yes_process.stdout,
)

with:

# Download the packages with a delay between each download
for package_url in PACKAGES_URL:
    subprocess.run(["sudo", "pacman", "--cachedir", CACHE_DIR, "-U", package_url], stdin=yes_process.stdout)
    time.sleep(1)  # Pause for 1 second before continuing

Other than that, make sure all those packages are accessible in the path and consider removing those who aren't. I tested it on a VM and the request for one of those packages returned 404 for me. Hope this helps you.

Thank you very much.

yes, the package vulkan-headers is flagged as out of date, then the script can't download it (but using firefox i can)

I added 4 seconds, just in case.

[clmbtti]

You are most welcome! I hope we find a better solution soon.

[rodrigogarcia2021]

You are most welcome! I hope we find a better solution soon.

I hope too, because I am reading a lot of people migrating to others arch based. For now, you save me the day and the month probably 👍