David R. Morrison wrote:
P.S. The URL doesn't work for me either...
It seems this ftp server doesn't want to do passive ftp. This rules out
downloading on my university account becasue of the firewall that blocks
most ports for incoming connections.
It also doesn't collaborate with all
Martin == Martin Costabel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Martin It also doesn't collaborate with all versions of curl, in particular
Martin not with Fink's curl. I can download only with /usr/bin/curl and the
Martin -P -
Martin flag.
Oh whew! I thought it was just me for a moment! Thanks for the
Hi folks.
I made a fink package called refmac that was in fink unstable but now
has apparently been removed. I assume it is because of what is
described below.
However, I am unable to replicate the problem from my domain, and I
asked a friend at a .com domain to check, and it works fine for
It works fine from here (mit.edu).
Was it just not up long enough for the source to get mirrored at the
Master mirrors? Or can the mirroring process not access it, either?
On Mar 19, 2004, at 2:20 PM, William Scott wrote:
Hi folks.
I made a fink package called refmac that was in fink
Someone else took it off and didn't tell me so I haven't any idea.
On Mar 19, 2004, at 11:49 AM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
It works fine from here (mit.edu).
Was it just not up long enough for the source to get mirrored at the
Master mirrors? Or can the mirroring process not access it, either?
I thought it took a couple of days or so, but I may be off.
On Mar 19, 2004, at 3:37 PM, William Scott wrote:
My apologies -- it is there now. How long does it take to mirror the
tarballs?
On Mar 19, 2004, at 11:49 AM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
It works fine from here (mit.edu).
Was it just
William == William Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
William I am at a loss for how to diagnose the problem since I can't reproduce
William it, and Randal Schwartz says it just hangs with no error message.
Yes, I've repeatedly (over the past day or two) tried it from my
comcast.net address and an
On Mar 19, 2004, at 5:39 PM, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Yes, I've repeatedly (over the past day or two) tried it from my
comcast.net address and an address in SAVVIS space. In both cases,
the curl just starts, but will sit there for 3-5 minutes before I
Ctrl-C it. And I can't ping that host from
Mirrors are not going to help in this case. This is a restrictive package,
so we don't put it on the mirrors (since we aren't allowed to redistribute
it).
-- Dave
P.S. The URL doesn't work for me either...
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