Antigravity IDE Remote SSH fails because the remote server download redirects to a Google CDN 404 (Need Help)

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to use Antigravity IDE Remote SSH with an HPC cluster (Ada), but I’m stuck during the remote server installation.

My setup

  • OS: macOS Sequoia (Apple Silicon)
  • Antigravity IDE: 2.1.1
  • VSCode OSS: 1.107.0
  • Commit: e0b7a2bcf575cfba10528c4e7c10bd3ce2d7769a
  • Remote machine: Ubuntu 18.04 (GLIBC 2.17)
  • SSH works perfectly.

I can:

  • SSH into the login node (ada)
  • Start an interactive Slurm job
  • SSH into the allocated compute node (gnode)
  • Internet works from the compute node (wget https://google.com succeeds)

The only thing failing is Antigravity’s remote server installation.

What happens

When Antigravity tries to install the remote server, it downloads from:

https://redirector.gvt1.com/...

The redirects look like this:

redirector.gvt1.com
    ↓
r2---sn-ci5gup-itqd.gvt1.com
    ↓
r4---sn-h5576nsy.gvt1.com
    ↓
r5---sn-ojnpo5-5b.gvt1.com

The final server responds with:

404 Not Found

So the server binary is never downloaded.

What’s confusing

Running:

curl -I -L https://redirector.gvt1.com/...

ends with:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Length: 109143791

which suggests the file exists.

However, actually downloading it with either:

curl -L -O ...

or

wget ...

always ends with:

404 Not Found

from the final Google CDN server.

Things I’ve already tried

  • Different Wi-Fi network
  • Mobile hotspot
  • IIIT network
  • IPv4 only (curl -4)
  • HTTP/1.1 (curl --http1.1)
  • wget
  • curl
  • Manual browser download
  • Downloading from both my local machine and the remote cluster

The final Google CDN endpoint always returns a 404.

Cluster details

  • SSH works normally.
  • Remote shell works.
  • Slurm jobs work.
  • Compute node has internet access.
  • This doesn’t seem to be an SSH issue.
  • It doesn’t appear to be a firewall issue either because normal HTTPS traffic works.

My questions

  1. Has anyone else seen Antigravity fail because the Google CDN redirects to a non-existent edge cache?
  2. Is there an official offline installation method for the Antigravity remote server?
  3. Can the remote server tarball be downloaded manually and copied into ~/.antigravity-ide-server/ like VS Code Server?
  4. Is there a way to force Antigravity to use another download mirror instead of the broken Google CDN node?

I’d really appreciate any suggestions. At the moment, VS Code Remote SSH works fine, but I’d prefer using Antigravity if there’s a workaround.

Thanks!

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🌌 Milky Way visible with the naked eye

🕒 Around 3 AM

Would love to hear your thoughts and any astrophotography tips! ✨

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1 How is TripsDoc as a company

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Any real experiences good or bad

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Anyone who has done it please share real difficulties

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Be brutally honest if something looks off

5 Fuel planning and availability on this route

Any stretches where we should carry extra fuel

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