nice site to find update packages

kori

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hi, so i found this site (not sure if it was posted here already)
this site was made by specter, to find update for the games to download manually,
https://www.orbismodding.com/ (show only games who have update)

update
https://ps4database.io/ (show only games who have update)

or even better

https://cusaresolver.com/ use this !

those looks like original updates, and not FPKG (since the downloads are mades from sony domains)

enjoy anyway
 
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heres a follow up,
right now the site is down. unfortunatly.
i made a python script that will crawl ur directory find all the .pkg, and will print all the cusa of the pkg files.

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usage.
python3 script.py (inside where all the pkg are)
u can "python3 script.py >> games.txt" to put all the names in one file. then u can use the website above (when its online) to check the names of the game via the cusa title.

and if u are on linux u can do this to have single if duplicate are found..
python3 script.py | sort | uniq
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ok so , i have been following https://ayakalounge.me/threads/dev-param-sfo-parsing-class-in-ruby.1379/ thread.
it fulfil my needs and maybe urs go check it out.

basically what u can do is simple.
after installing ruby and the bin it self (from github)
u can a bash script with a loop, that will run all of ur pkg file in the same directly and this is what i am using.

https://pastebin.com/YCS1eYHc

u can script.sh > cusa.txt

u can change grep -e TITLE_ID: to anything that will match ur finding.

https://ayakalounge.me/threads/dev-param-sfo-parsing-class-in-ruby.1379/#post-12370

TITLE_ID: will be ur cusa
TITLE: will be the name of the game
SYSTEM_VER: will be the minimum version requirement to play the game

so u can do
grep -e TITLE_ID: -e TITLE: -e SYSTEM_VER:
to receive everything, u can remove one if u wish to have a cleaner look.

NOTE:
that if the name of the file has a space in it such as "God Of War" it will not work with the script.

it ill work manualy if u select the file.
but not with the script so make sure not space are in the files.

then when running the bash script it will output the findings.

enjoy and big thans to @FennyFatal