MTA:SA error code

MTA:SA error CD20

A file the server sends you could not be downloaded.

How to fix it

1. Connect again

   Close MTA, open it again and connect once more. On CIT, connect with mtasa://s2.cit.gg:22003: connecting directly also helps when a file failed to download last time.

   Source: CIT knowledge base

2. Try two MTA settings

   Press ESC, open Settings, then Advanced. Set Single connection to On and Browser speed to Very slow, then connect again. MTA’s team has suggested both for download trouble.

   Source: MTA source code, CIT knowledge base

3. If the message is about a slow transfer or a timeout

   Only when the message says the transfer was slow or timed out.

   Pause other big downloads on your connection, then connect again.

   Source: cURL error list

4. If the message says a file could not be written

   Only when the message says writing the file failed.

   Check that the drive MTA is on has free space, make room, then connect again.

   Source: cURL error list, MTA help

5. If the message says the file is missing or gives a server error

   Only when the message names a missing file, a bad address or an HTTP error from the server.

   That is on the server’s side. Send the server’s staff the full message and the name of the resource. Reinstalling GTA will not fix it.

   Source: cURL error list

6. Still unclear: try another server

   If other servers download fine, report it to the server that fails. If every server fails, take the full message to MTA’s client support.

   Careful: Do not delete all downloaded resources or turn off your firewall as a first try.

   Source: cURL error list, MTA forum

These are the steps of the guide CD20: server resource download failed.

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About this code

Servers deliver their scripts, models and images over HTTP while you connect. The download can fail because of your connection, a full drive, security software, or the server's own download host.

A CD code appears when a connection to a server fails, is refused, or ends. Most of them carry a second line with the server's own reason. MTA's own documentation gives CD20 as HTTP download failure.

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