This tool allows an user to download content from Nintendo CDN without a 3DS after extra server-side checks were added for 11.8+.
This will require the user to have signed tickets for the target content.
A little warning, like the 3DS, it will send the signed ticket encrypted in a wrapper. Otherwise it's impossible to access content.
So be aware the servers will have hold of your ticket everytime you send it, and unique eshop tickets come with console and account ids.
This tool is not required for system titles. Any other tool can access those titles without a ticket, they can't add checks to these titles since it would break system updates for older versions.
Just for the record, I didn't create this tool to condone piracy, but it is inevitable and I know someone will use it for such purposes.
Regardless, the way you use this tool is entirely your responsibility.
Please respect and support the developers of games, DLC, themes, and other content you use by purchasing it.
The tool itself is under MIT. Read LICENSE.
d0k3's GodMode9 to dump tickets.
make_cdn_cia v1.1 to make cias out of downloaded content.
Let's say we have ticket file named 0004000000DEAD00.tik, user may run tool like:
ctrcdnfetch 0004000000DEAD00.tik
If the user wants to add a proxy to the connection, they may add the argument -p URI or --proxy URI
ctrcdnfetch --proxy https://example.org 0004000000DEAD00.tik
run ctrcdnfetch --help for proxy examples
- C++11 Compatible compiler (I recommend GCC)
- Openssl v1.1+
- libcurl v7.55+
Run make if g++ and strip are in $PATH (or %PATH% on windows) and libraries and headers are in g++'s search paths.
If extra compiler flags or libs are needed, EXTRA_CXXFLAGS and EXTRA_LIBS may be specified:
make EXTRA_CXXFLAGS="-DEXAMPLE" EXTRA_LIBS="-lexample"
If g++ and strip have a prefix on their names, you can add TOOLCHAIN_PREFIX also:
make TOOLCHAIN_PREFIX="x86_64-pc-example-"
If you need to completely overwrite the compiler, strip tool, as well flags and libs, you can overwrite with GXX, STRIP, CXXFLAGS and LIBS, respectively.