Hello.
We have a Proxy/AV/Firewall which blocks internet downloads to max 3MB size,
then they truncate the file.
So, for example, downloading VIM-COMMON package, which sizes about 6MB, the
xz is truncated to 3MB and the installation fails, obviously.
Is there, actually, a method to bypass this i
On 2024-12-04 01:46, Mark via Cygwin wrote:
We have a Proxy/AV/Firewall which blocks internet downloads to max 3MB size,
then they truncate the file.
So, for example, downloading VIM-COMMON package, which sizes about 6MB, the
xz is truncated to 3MB and the installation fails, obviously.
Is there,
Hi Mark
Is this a kind of a spying firewall that watches HTTPS traffic? If not, then
maybe you can switch to one of the HTTPS repositories. What's your current repo
URL? When you open an HTTPS site in your web browser do you see a legit CA in
the site security information or do you see the Antiv
When you download
https://cygwin.mirror.constant.com/x86_64/release/vim/vim-common/vim-common-9.0.2155-2.tar.xz
with a browser does it show you an error or a false success after 3MB? Does
the browser lets your retry and finish the download? If the browser shows you
an error it means the Cygwin
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