Some steam mods not downloading

Sign in to your account. Attempting to download most new mods or update certain mods through the Steam version on a Linux system fails due to an SSL error. I am using the Steam runtime so I believe the host system configuration should not be an influence in this. I haven't been able to find any other mention of this exact issue. I have been unable to download most of the popular mods in the mod browser.

I'm unsure what the difference between ones that worked and ones that failed are. Mod is not downloaded. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.

Feels like a certificate validation error to me, but both the github. Can you try opening the download link in the logfile with your browser, and see if that works? Are you sure the date and time in your system is set up correctly, and that you have all required certificates installed?

Ubuntu and Debian have all of them except the -mozilla one, Arch only has a few, Void merges these into just one package. Sorry, something went wrong. You can run sudo apt install mono-complete if you want, this will fix these errors. We're looking into a normal fix. My system clock is a few minutes ahead of UTC, but it's never affected anything. And wouldn't that prevent downloading any mods rather than just a few? I am having the same issue, and with more than just those mods. I believe it has something to do with them being sourced on github.

I have been having this issue since around tModLoader 0. Also it was around the time I swapped distros to Pop! Update- Spontaneously began working again, pulling instead from dropbox repositories. To enter Big Picture Mode , click on the associated icon in the top-right corner of the screen. Whenever this happens, Steam will refuse to download any new mods for that particular game until the corruption problem is solved.

Workshop folder and deleting all broken mods from there. After doing so and forcing steam to scan for file integrity, most users have reported that the issue has been resolved. As it turns out, the issue can also occur due to a fairly common glitch that might occur in situations where there are a lot of items pending in the Download queue. Several users that have been encountering this particular issue have reported that they managed to fix the problem by clearing the Download Cache of Steam.

Another possible fix for this particular issue is a Download Region that is far away from the actual region of the IP. This might confuse your Steam into blocking the download of new mods. Several affected users have reported that they managed to resolve the issue by changing the download Region to their own country or a country that is close to the physical location of the PC. Some users that are encountering this issue periodically have reported that they only managed to fix the issue by reinstalling steam and all games under Steam.

So it turns out I have two steam directories. One on my C: drive and one on my I: drive. Stellaris was installed on my C drive, but there were still filles leftover on the I drive even though I uninstalled it from there.

I did a full wipe from my I drive just now removing everything related to stellaris and hopefully we will see if this fixes it. I dunno tho. Turn out that didn't even fix it, so i'm left with no clue again.

In case anybody is wondering, I still haven't found a solution to this. Wouldn't mind any help I can get. Ccatch View Profile View Posts. I'm having this issue right now with one mod. It was working yesterday now its not. Just figured it out. Remove the mod thats not working from all playsets then reload installed mods and it will work.

Originally posted by cblue22 :. If they are not we might be having a different problem. Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 18 Sep, am.