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Rho-9-Official opened this issue Mar 20, 2025 · 2 comments
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Missing assets #2437

Rho-9-Official opened this issue Mar 20, 2025 · 2 comments
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Description

when attempting to use the program, the following error occurs, as the link to the json file is a 404 page:
A problem occurred while checking for an update: list index out of range
ERROR: Bad response while accessing data file URL 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sherlock-project/sherlock/master/sherlock/resources/data.json'.

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I have installed the latest version as of about 120 seconds ago

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@Rho-9-Official Rho-9-Official added the bug Something isn't working label Mar 20, 2025
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bytexenon commented Mar 20, 2025

Hello, you're most likely running an older Sherlock version that references a deprecated link (now broken). If you've already tried pipx upgrade sherlock-project and it didn't install Sherlock v0.15.0, this is likely due to your Python version. There's a known issue with pip/pipx forcing installation of outdated/broken Sherlock versions if you're using an older Python version (3.9 and earlier).

To fix this:

  1. Check your Python version with python --version
  2. If it's older than Python 3.9, update Python first
  3. Run pipx upgrade sherlock-project again afterward, make sure it's Sherlock v0.15.0

For more detailed troubleshooting steps, see this GitHub comment.

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Hello, you're most likely running an older Sherlock version that references a deprecated link (now broken). If you've already tried pipx upgrade sherlock-project and it didn't install Sherlock v0.15.0, this is likely due to your Python version. There's a known issue with pip/pipx forcing installation of outdated/broken Sherlock versions if you're using an older Python version (3.9 and earlier).

To fix this:

  1. Check your Python version with python --version
  2. If it's older than Python 3.9, update Python first
  3. Run pipx upgrade sherlock-project again afterward, make sure it's Sherlock v0.15.0

For more detailed troubleshooting steps, see this GitHub comment.

ah...so what if it is installing version 0.15.0 lol

as much as it would make more sense, I just don't have the time to actually sit and debug Sherlock, especially over an ssh tunnel

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