Just TRY AGAIN... - Andreas..

...because not the slightest problem here with either the d/load or the site.

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Thursday, June 22 2006 @ 07:31 AM PDT

Re: Just TRY AGAIN... - it isn't that simple - tombovo

I've tried at various times, from various machines (at home and at work), and still having no success--attempting to reach the web site times out. It may me a firewall issue (the developers new site uses port 9080, which isn't a standard). This means I have to open up that port on my firewall at home, but I will have no way of doing that at work.

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Thursday, June 22 2006 @ 12:25 PM PDT

Re: Just TRY AGAIN... - it isn't that simple - tombovo

I've tried at various times, from various machines (at home and at work), and still having no success--attempting to reach the web site times out. It may me a firewall issue (the developers new site uses port 9080, which isn't a standard). This means I have to open up that port on my firewall at home, but I will have no way of doing that at work.

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Thursday, June 22 2006 @ 12:26 PM PDT

Re: non-standard web port - tombovo

The developer for this is using port 9080 for his web site, and that was what was failing. At work, I couldn't open the port in the firewall and therefore couldn't reach the site. At home, I never thought to open port 9080 in my firewall. What I actually did at work--and just completed--was to ssh into a third party machine I can access that is less restricted, curl the file (using the link that appears in versiontracker.com) to that machine, and then scp the file to my work machine.

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Thursday, June 22 2006 @ 12:43 PM PDT

Thanks 4 explaining - Andreas..

...and well done. Pleased you found a 'route'.

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Thursday, June 22 2006 @ 02:08 PM PDT