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At 09:20 AM 5/12/2018, Brian Inglis wrote:
On 2018-05-12 09:06, david wrote:> I tried to install the full collection from cygwin 64-bit. Yes, I know "you> really don't want to do that", but nevertheless, I do. > Using three different download mirrors, I find a large number of packages > have failed. A partial list is given below. In the past, the download has > succeeded, and yes, it took hours. > Please advise. > My most recent download attempt was from > ftp://linux.rz.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/cygwin > Download failures: (partial list) ... You may be more successful if you preload your local package cache using e.g.wget -m, with some retry (and rate) limiting options, from your closest, lowestlatency, fastest transfer rate, http mirror. --
Brian:I followed your suggestion, but still had problems. After some more experiments, I figured out that the file names were too long, and thus the downloads failed. Unfortunately, this was not diagnosed by "setup", which, in my opinion, should not allow a download to start if the file names won't fit in the current Windows. I assume (perhaps incorrectly), that there is a limit to package name length.
For example, I used as the directory d:\arch\archiven\cygwin.2.10.0 and the selection of the download site made it d:\arch\archiven\cygwin.2.10.0\ftp%3a%2f%2flinux.rz.ruhr-uni-bochum.de%2fcygwin%2f which is getting pretty long. Thanks for the download pointer; it helped me isolate the problem.David
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