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From: Teppo Maenpaa <teppo.maenpaa@murata.com>
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Subject: Re: Package install failures from multiple mirrors yesterday and today
Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2018 10:07:23 +0000
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>Unlikely as these packages are not changed by long time.
>Have you tried to clear the download cache ?

Hello Marco,

Thanks for the quick response.

I nuked caches and retried. Same result. Then I looked at the setup.ini for urls, and noticed that the downloading of said files using wget/curl/etc all choke at some point. Always the same point. Changing to another network made the problem go away. Could a firewall in-between dislike these files?

In short, does not look like a cygwin problem after more digging. Sorry for the spam.

Regards,


Teppo

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