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> Hi, new user. I have some problems with curl, that times out (exit
> code 6) with all mirrors. Today (at university) I dowloaded
> fink-0.27.8 and installed via bootstrap. I think the base system
> was installed but when I tried to launch fink selupdate the script
> blocked. I thought it was problem of university firewall. So at
> home I tried again with fink selupdate and it was all ok until curl
>  tried to dowload new fink version (exit code 6, timed out) However
> the list of packages was updated (I activated the unstable tree)
> because "fink list" had an output of over 6000 packages (before
> they were few more than 100). In faq and documentatin I wasn't good
> to find solution so some question for you, please. At home I have a
> router with firewall; I never set it up but I use without problems
> p2p programs as Azureus. Should I open some port? If so which one?
> In fink configuration I used default options but about the unstable
> tree. I checked passive mode is ok so what can I do? Reading docs I
> thought to try downloading via wget but how can I install it with
> non-working fink? I also copied the line of curl during the
> dowloading script and added the --insecure option but no good
> result.. Please some help.
>
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I'm assuming that you have 10.5 (since you didn't say).

In addition to using passive mode for FTP, fink will use HTTP and FTP
proxies.  You would use whatever port your proxy requires.

Some users have experienced time-out issues with curl even in the
absence of a firewall.  It would be useful to see a sample of a failed
download attempt to see whether the problem is due to a mirror that is
known to be bad.

One workaround for not being able to download sources is to download
them in your browser and move them into /sw/src .  You will have to
use the exact same version that Fink does.


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