No idea about the technical implementaion and how this md5 is generated or how it is used.
It's a legacy application which works as it is

I've talked with someone, and we kinda agreed that the UMM.xml have an issue .
I'm working on a small project, porting the UMM and its features to linux natively. The packet manager is already done, but since security issues due to md5, i wont provide any release yet.

Yup just pick the latest version of each map, thats exactly what the map manager does download & extract.

I just noticed that the md5 sum of the Update tag are not corresponding to any map archive, what am I doing wrong ?

You can lookup the download path in the XML file: https://www.ugx-mods.com/downloads/manager/UMM.xml
Shouldn't be rocket science to find the download link

Thank you, you saved me a lot of time. Does the puplic link is the same version as the Map manager one ?

i dont think u can download the official ugx maps without using the ugx map manager to download those specific kinds of maps that r not on the website to download them on, not sure tho, cuz they have no links for it and only available on the map manager

I was hoping for them to provide mirrors. The UGX Launcher seems to be still in private beta and the map manager doesn't work on wine.

Hi! I've managed to install UGX mod standalone. Im on Arch Linux. Can i download official maps without UGX Map Manager ? And is ther a repo where i can build it ?