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https://victor.poshtiban.io/p/gictor/photoshopCC/ "site cannot be reached" #205
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replacement.tgz: https://www.dropbox.com/s/17pv6aezl7wz6gs/replacement.tgz?dl=1 above are the links i'm using to install with function replacement()
function install_photoshopSE()
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you can use python3 to host the current folder
simply type: $ python3 -m http.server -d .
command above should run server at certain url and port
…On Fri, Oct 13, 2023 at 2:11 AM Rafael Fernandes ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey @hitchcliff <https://github.com/hitchcliff> I'm having the same error
when installing. Something about curl "Could not resolve host:
victor.poshtiban.io". I think this comment above you wrote is the
solution, but I don't know how can I write this replacement. Can you help
me with more steps?
I opened the folder in vscode, and now I understand that I need just to
replace the variable filelink in the install_photosopSE and replacement
functions. But how can I host them in localhost like you have done?
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No need to run a local webserver. The script reads local files just fine: local filelink="file:///home/example/Downloads/replacement.tgz" |
you can just download the files and change the functions to:
should work just fine. |
@hitchcliff @superb00y It works, thanks a lot! |
@superb00y I did this however it gives me the exact same error of
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same here |
I have that too, and i checked my wine-error.log after instaling. Edit: I just installed this on a virtual machine, and it worked after installing winehq-9.0.0. I tried to do that on my main system, and kept on running into this error. I have no idea why, and I was hoping someone else could help? Here it is: |
@enderboy797 same Someone could find a way to make it work????? |
@kraftOFgehirn unfortunately not actually had to switch back to windows because I needed photoshop for my job was really hoping to get it working. From what I remember it seems to be that it only works on some distros I believe Arch and Ubuntu were the ones I can remember and it was probably because I was using NixOs. Hopes this helps in any way |
Can confirm this works (tested on openSUSE Tumbleweed) |
Hi guys! I've manage to launch it properly after a bunch of modification I use Nobara Linux 39 (a Fedora based Linux) and wine(version 9.9) is installed in it by default. These are the steps:
### REMEMBER: If wine64 is not installed so you need to use wine and change all "wine64" prefix in the file to "wine" Example: Replace it with:
Hope that this is helpful |
this saved my life, thank you so much !!! 🙏 |
читать (на английском языке для лучшего перевода всем) i solved it, here is a list of how i did download files to desktop folder illustratorCC17.tgz here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ayl4wx340qAiARsVy5z0B8dbuNf9DM5u/view?usp=drive_link if that link does not works use this https://downloads.runebase.io/illustratorCC17.tgz photoshopCC-V19.1.6-2018x64.tgz here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OwRUXsQUrOeK000IQSmCcV2enWQ8GYEo/view?usp=drive_link if google blow my link use this replacement.tgz here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oiM7BA0w9lm0bpfQOQCwEfyZuOTRg9pt/view?usp=drive_link if google blow my link use this replacement.tgz https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AD_a6XfaiFY_eivEMdCajvjxRC-1P-NY/view?usp=sharing go to your usename folder for example mine is alan in " alan"(the name of your user) you are gonna find the folder illustratorCClinux or photoshopCClinux, go in the folder needed depends of what are you installing, for example here we are installing photoshop so we go to photoshopCClinux, however all programs (photoshop or adobeillustrator) they have the same folders, okay go to photoshopCClinux then go to scripts and then go to PhotoshopSetup.sh or illustratorSetup.sh (depends if you are installig photoshop or illustrator) ok open the sh file find this line "local filelink=" you will see something like an "https://whatever.io/" it means you gonna replace that line with with file:///home/alan/Desktop/replacement.tgz (this in photoshop) and with file:///home/alan/Desktop/photoshopCC-V19.1.6-2018x64.tgz what you are doing here is, instead of downloading, you are telling the script to use the file you downloaded from above, which is now in your device, i recommend you put all the files "replacement.tgz, photoshopCC-V19.1.6-2018x64.tgz or illustratorCC17.tgz" in desktop folder on your linux so it will be easy, ok then replace with those lines always remember to triple check your file location (again i recomend you to download it to desktop) here is an example of the lines you will find in both scripts and how it will look after replaced function replacement() { download_component $filepath $filemd5 $filelink $filename mkdir "$RESOURCES_PATH/replacement" local replacefiles=("IconResources.idx" "PSIconsHighRes.dat" "PSIconsLowRes.dat") for f in "${replacefiles[@]}";do show_message "replace component compeleted..." function install_photoshopSE() { local filelink="http://127.0.0.1:8080/photoshopCC-V19.1.6-2018x64.tgz"local filepath="$CACHE_PATH/$filename" i hope it can be of help to you fully working 7-12dec-24 |
is there something wrong with the site that hosted the file? that seems the issues I'm facing atm
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