No Postgres Bug! Heavy downloading problems...
Juri Memmert (memmert@attglobal.net) reports a bug with a severity of 3
The lower the number the more severe it is.
Short Description
No Postgres Bug! Heavy downloading problems...
Long Description
Greetings and sorry for wasting your time with a bug report on this...
but from most available mirrors, I have tried to download the latest version.
After a maximum of 6% the download stalls on all of them. and even in that time, the download is terribly slow (1 byte per second is not unusual)
I do have an older version, but would like to upgrade... and I can't.
This is annoying.
I hope there is nothing severely wrong, but could it be that there is something fishy witht e files prepared for the upload?
I hope you can fix this...
Yours,
Juri Memmert
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pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org writes:
but from most available mirrors, I have tried to download the latest version.
After a maximum of 6% the download stalls on all of them. and even in
that time, the download is terribly slow (1 byte per second is not
unusual)
Hmm. Where are you trying to download to, exactly (can't tell where you
are from this web-bug-report)? And what software are you using to try
to do the download?
regards, tom lane
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 10:08:50AM -0500, pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org wrote:
Juri Memmert (memmert@attglobal.net) reports a bug with a severity of 3
The lower the number the more severe it is.Short Description
No Postgres Bug! Heavy downloading problems...Long Description
Greetings and sorry for wasting your time with a bug report on this...
but from most available mirrors, I have tried to download the latest version.
After a maximum of 6% the download stalls on all of them. and even in that time, the download is terribly slow (1 byte per second is not unusual)
I do have an older version, but would like to upgrade... and I can't.
This is annoying.I hope there is nothing severely wrong, but could it be that there is something fishy witht e files prepared for the upload?
I hope you can fix this...
Yours,
Juri Memmert
Hmmm... I just did a transfer and got 37.38KB/sec from the main site.
Use the traceroute command to find out what is slow in your connection
to the site. If you are on NT I thinkt the command is tracert (should
be in winnt/system32). You can then see the node that is causing
the slow down.
- Robert