Terence, thanks for the heads up! It is working for me now. Will you
please try again? If it still doesn't work for you, I've got a fallback
ready. We can sort the ATR issues and continue the vote simultaneously.
We don't technically /need/ the ATR to vote if the artifacts are
mirrored somewhere else (and the ASF email infra continues to function
nominally), so I did that now.
https://adammonsen.com/tmp/fineract-1.14.0rc/
So, again: ⚠️ *Fineract PMC! It's still voting time!* ⚠️ Please check
the 1.14.0 release candidate artifacts and vote now in the other thread
<https://lists.apache.org/thread/phbd2lygowswhhj8ntbow41wwhb76v8s>. If
you're able to use the ATR to download artifacts and vote
<https://release-test.apache.org/vote/fineract/1.14.0>, please do. If
you run into issues with the ATR, ask for help in this thread or in chat
<https://mifos.slack.com/archives/C028634A61L/p1766247020423849?thread_ts=1766171644.622489&cid=C028634A61L>
or just download from my mirror
<https://adammonsen.com/tmp/fineract-1.14.0rc/> and vote via email like
we usually do. One nice thing (of many nice things!) about the ATR is (I
think) it parses vote emails and tallies the vote result for us, and I'm
not sure how picky it is, so it might help if you make your vote email
format similar to mine
<https://lists.apache.org/thread/thkx4gpsskml1c11l5rl4dzh0v59dz7q>.
Maybe use plain text, too.
Is anyone else able to repro the issue Terence ran into? I cannot. I
used the ATR to vote yesterday and it all seems to be working today for
me as well (note one timeout I got 2hrs earlier--details in the next
paragraph).
Terence, first I'm noticing DNS worked for you, and I see that
release-test.apache.org also resolves to 3.73.92.246 for me. You got a
timeout trying to establish the connection, and I cannot repro that. For
posterity: 2hrs ago I tried and my curl worked (to get what is
apparently an ATR download helper shell script), but then curl did get a
timeout actually downloading the artifacts, starting with
apache-fineract-bin-1.14.0.tar.gz (the first file it tried to download).
It's the biggest file at 427MiB, so maybe that's why. Again I can't
repro not so nothing to debug, and I I tried rsync instead (using the
instructions on that same ATR voting page) and that worked well for me.
Right now I tried downloading via http, curl and rsync and all worked fine.
The last thing I'll say here is I don't recommend anyone pipe a curl
download directly to a shell interpreter. I know it's a tempting easy
button (and I trust the ATR), but it's a bad habit, security-wise.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29382739/why-using-curl-sudo-sh-is-not-advised
https://www.seancassidy.me/dont-pipe-to-your-shell.html
On 12/20/25 01:43, Terence Monteiro wrote:
Hi Adam,
I'm getting a timeoutfrom my ISP both through browser and curl.
Browser screenshot is attached and curl output pasted below:
curl -vv 'https://release-test.apache.org/vote/fineract/1.14.0'
* Host release-test.apache.org:443
<http://release-test.apache.org:443> was resolved.
* IPv6: (none)
* IPv4: 3.73.92.246
* Trying 3.73.92.246:443...
* connect to 3.73.92.246 port 443 from 192.168.29.44 port 54971
failed: Operation timed out
* Failed to connect to release-test.apache.org
<http://release-test.apache.org> port 443 after 75009 ms: Couldn't
connect to server
* Closing connection
curl: (28) Failed to connect to release-test.apache.org
<http://release-test.apache.org> port 443 after 75009 ms: Couldn't
connect to server
Regards,
Terence Monteiro.
