Try this... before you run the wget command, execute:
script /tmp/fetch
... then run your wget command (with the '-v')
... then run:
exit
then post the file /tmp/fetch (it will have recorded everything you type
and everything that the command prints).
The 403 is almost certainly coming from your proxy. Does it require
that you specify a username and password? If so, you can specify them
for yum with:
--proxy-user=user
--proxy-password=password
Specify the username user and password password for authentication
on a proxy
server. Wget will encode them using the "basic" authentication
scheme.
and the same (without the --) in the yum.conf file.
You may want to consult with whoever runs your http proxy.
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