Hello RPC users, There are a few problematic changes that have occurred with the aurweb v6.0.0 release regarding the RPC that I'd like to address here. With the v6.0.0 release, aurweb no longer uses PHP. Previously, the Wiki has shown `/rpc.php` being used to query the RPC, which did work and was completely valid. This was an oversight by me during the port. The wiki has since been updated to reflect the current RPC API, which hosts its documentation at https://aur.archlinux.org/rpc by providing no arguments. In addition, trailing slashes are now rewritten to their unslashed counterparts. As issues were discovered, I've patched a few things into the new implementation: for RPC and only RPC, we will support non-redirected trailing slashes. This removes the redirect issue from the equation from clients that have encountered issues like yay and yaourt. Issues: - trailing slash redirects, a lot of clients don't follow redirects - /rpc.php no longer works Fixes: - fix(rpc): remove trailing slash redirection - https://gitlab.archlinux.org/kevr/aurweb/-/commit/0c1bd982ea0958722366bc5a17... - temporarily support /rpc.php/? - https://gitlab.archlinux.org/kevr/aurweb/-/commit/101de8e7b18916dd84ae52d39f... These changes will be deployed out to https://aur.archlinux.org within several (6-8) hours from now. A follow-up reply will be given regarding this. Regarding `/rpc.php`, we will continue to support this for one month. At that time (Fri 4th, Mar 2022), we will remove support for that specific endpoint completely. This allows users to use their helpers to upgrade themselves. I'm very sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks to a ton of AUR helpers for patching this quickly. Regards, Kevin -- Kevin Morris Software & Linux Enthusiast