I saw as similar issue with octave-dicom yesterday.

Marius
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Marius Schamschula




> On Jan 7, 2026, at 4:21 PM, Joshua Root <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> On 8/1/2026 08:41, Fred Wright wrote:
>> 12:25:59.130:: Error: Failed to fetch py313-meson: Failed connect to 
>> lis.pt.distfiles.macports.org:80; Operation now in progress
>> I've seen the last error multiple times lately on that particular mirror. It 
>> happens after a delay (timeout?).  I'm not sure if that mirror just happens 
>> to be the last one in the list, or if MacPorts is treating that error as 
>> fatal (the debug output suggests the latter).  In any case, that particular 
>> mirror seems to be broken right now.  Since it's an http fetch, it's 
>> obviously not an SSL/TLS issue.  I suppose the seven years of bad luck go to 
>> its owner rather than to MacPorts. :-)
> 
> Failing to fetch from all possible mirrors is what is considered fatal. Only 
> the error from the last one is returned. That one was tried last precisely 
> because it is not responding. I removed it from the list just now.
> 
>> A separate issue is that this distfile doesn't seem to be getting to *any* 
>> of the mirrors, suggesting a problem with the mirroring mechanism.  It may 
>> not be a coincidence that GitHub fetches from 10.9 with the OS tools stopped 
>> working recently (01-Jan?), apparently due to a root CA issue on 10.9.  They 
>> do work with fetch.ignore_sslcert=yes, and of course normal SSH-based GitHub 
>> access works fine.  So perhaps the distfile mirror distributor has an 
>> expired root CA.
> 
> Indeed, the error fetching from GitHub on 10.11 is:
> 
> Fetching distfile failed: SSL certificate problem: Invalid certificate chain
> 
> - Josh

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