James Price
d16c025753
Two YouTube regressions stacked up:
- yt-dlp 2026.3.17 hit "HTTP Error 403: Forbidden" on the actual media
download. Bumping to 2026.6.9 fixes the data-download 403, but its EJS
n-sig challenge solver now requires Node >= 22, and Debian 13 only ships
Node 20 ("node-20.x (unsupported)" -> only image formats resolve). bot.py
now points --js-runtimes at a standalone /opt/node22 via the new
JS_RUNTIME constant.
- With a cookies.txt present, yt-dlp skips the cookieless android_vr/android
clients (whose URLs work) and falls back to the `tv` client, whose media
URLs 403. New _cookie_args(url) withholds cookies for YouTube hosts only,
while still sending them to Instagram/TikTok/X.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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signalbot==1.1.0
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# yt-dlp is kept current for site/extractor changes; bump the floor deliberately.
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# 2026.6.9 fixes a YouTube 403-on-data-download regression; it also requires the
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# JS challenge to run on Node >= 22 (see below).
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yt-dlp>=2026.6.9
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# Needed for YouTube: yt-dlp wraps URLs in a JS "n-sig" challenge that a JS
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# runtime must solve. Requires Node >= 22 on PATH (bot.py points at a standalone
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# /opt/node22 since Debian 13 only ships Node 20) plus this package.
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yt-dlp-ejs>=0.8.0
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