How can I solve this problem: curl: (3) Illegal characters found in URL ?

This happen whan I try to install oxide on the server (debian)

Wulf

That means the URL you are using has symbols that CURL does not support; probably some hidden symbol from how you copied it that isn't actually part of the URL. I'd suggest contacting LGSM.

I used the ./rustserver mi command and proceded to install oxide as always, first time this happens

sweaman

The issue is with the non-standard update of umod / oxide on linux servers after yesterdays forced update (thus currently not an issue with LinuxGSM). The current work around (over right all files from these zips when upziping):

~/rustserver stop~/rustserver validatecd ~cd serverfiles/wget https://github.com/theumod/uMod.Rust/releases/download/2.0.4268/Oxide.Rust.zipunzip Oxide.Rust.zipcd RustDedicated_Data/Managed/wget https://github.com/theumod/uMod.Rust/releases/download/2.0.4268/Oxide.Rust-LinuxFix.zipunzip Oxide.Rust-LinuxFix.zip~/rustserver start

source: https://umod.org/community/rust/12061-server-not-starting-with-oxide

 

Those URLs are no longer relevant. See https://umod.org/games/rust.

For the curl/LGSM issue, I believe LGSM is using a curl method that is assuming every URL ends with a file, which they do not. In this case, our develop URL redirects to a URL that CONTAINS a filename, but doesn't END with a filename as it has arguments in the URL. The solution would be for LGSM to always set a filename when using curl to grab the file, instead of using whatever the URL may or may not contain as the filename.