A second one is needed, and this one has an extra URL parameter called confirm, whose value should equal the value of a certain cookie. When downloading large files from Google Drive, a single GET request is not sufficient.
The snipped does not use gdrive, nor the Google Drive API. I wrote a Python snippet that downloads a file from Google Drive, given a shareable link. If you have access to the source file, you can consider using tar/zip to make it a single file to work around this limitation.Cannot download more than 50 files into a single folder.As of November 2021, this link will be of the form: # Files You can find this ID by right-clicking on the file of interest, and selecting Get link. The file_id should look something like 0Bz8a_Dbh9QhbNU3SGlFaDg. Gdown -folder -id # this format works for folders tooĮxample: to download the readme file from this directory gdown Install it with the following command: pip install gdownĪfter that, you can download any file from Google Drive by running one of these commands: gdown # for files Consider also visiting that page for full instructions this is just a summary and the source repo may have more up-to-date instructions. One of the links I visited suggested &confirm=no_antivirus but that's not working.
I notice on the third-to-last line in the link, there a &confirm=JwkK which is a random 4 character string but suggests there's a way to add a confirmation to my URL. When I run the same on the other file, curl -L "" > Here's how I got the first file working - curl -L "" > phlat-1.0.tar.gz Could someone help me get past that screen? I got the UIDs of the files and the smaller one (1.6MB) downloads fine, however the larger file (3.7GB) always redirects to a page which asks me whether I want to proceed with the download without a virus scan. I've looked online extensively and I finally managed to get one of them to download. The files I'm trying to download are here. I'm trying to download a file from google drive in a script, and I'm having a little trouble doing so.
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