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Git for Windows SDK 1.0.1 - error: failed to update mingw32 (error invoking external downloader) #458
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Could you remove the |
This is no longer relevant.
and so on ... |
@marsoltys hmpf. The text version was much better. And by hiding this new, unrelated issue in a comment in this ticket, we now have a duplicate thread: #465 I would really prefer to fix bugs than to sort out disorganized tickets... |
I'm sorry @dscho but I didn't hide anything. In my first attempt (weirdly) PGP signature wasn't downloaded at all ... Anyway, I'm trying to help ... |
@marsoltys, the signatures were introduced few days ago, so that's probably why they didn't appear in your first attempt. Anyway, your error isn't related to signatures. Did you try what @dscho suggested in his previous comment about |
@elieux , yes. I've included screenshot of output with -s option removed -> #458 (comment) |
Screenshots are really not a good method to convey text. It is much superior to cut and paste.
Yes, you did. You hid a second bug report in the same ticket as the first. Now we have diverging discussions about the very same issue, but only I am participating in both, which puts an undue burden on me. This is not acceptable, therefore I will discuss this issue only in the other ticket. By now, this ticket is really messed up, is it not? I could imagine that the originally reported error message:
... simply indicates either that the server was not really reachable (which you could have verified by pasting the address |
Changed back to text (fresh run).
I've only indicated that since my first comment (and as you wanted output without -s) another issue popped up. That's all.
Verified in browser and works fine (installer run and address verified just before posting this comment,) _EDIT: Updated output in #458 (comment)_ |
I've found the reason of problem. It was on my end. As I mentioned in my first comment I had user environment variables set for HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY (mainly for git and git-bash purposes). Removing both from environment variables helped with connection. I've hope that will help someone in the same situation. |
Remove Ubuntu 18.04 deployments
After running this:
https://github.com/git-for-windows/build-extra/releases/download/git-sdk-1.0.1/git-sdk-installer-1.0.1-64.7z.exe
I've got this output:
I have proxy user environment variable set (HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY) but anyway I have provided proxy in format: http://user:passs@proxy.example.com:8000 and after it hangs for quite long time and throws :
I've tried @galehar solution from here #373 (comment)
Deleted db.lck file from
C:\git-sdk-64\var\lib\pacman
and .part files fromC:\git-sdk-64\var\lib\pacman\sync
but result is still the same.
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