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Error building ZMQ on Windows #90
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If I read correctly this is a download error? |
Ah, I see the download issue is already pointed out in the other issue. @tkelman as windows expert and I remember there's some other existing issue about downloading, especially on windows. |
maybe an issue with https://github.com/staticfloat/cache.julialang.org?
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does IE consider the certificate of https://cache.e.ip.saba.us/ to be valid? |
As the settings for IE in my OS image are at their defaults, IE Enhanced Security Configuration is configured to On for my current user. The IE session did not put up a warning when browsing to https://cache.e.ip.saba.us and I am attaching a screenshot of both the webpage and the associated certificate info viewable from the browser. |
Edit: The Base.download commands do
Update: There was an extraneous space in the URL that I copied out of the browser window to test those commands.
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Closing as this problem seemed to be related to the IE Enhanced Security Configuration setting being set to on, so this was essentially a firewall issue. |
This is probably a duplicate of JuliaPackaging/WinRPM.jl#47 - maybe we could turn the caching back off if the certificates are giving people problems (@staticfloat anything we could do about that?), but without the caching the opensuse mirrors would occasionally be down in an annoyingly geographically-dependent way. |
I don't think there is anything wrong with the certificates; this is something special that is induced by Windows Server wanting to keep as tight a lock as possible on internet connections. @AndyGreenwell am I correct in thinking that you've sorted out this problem? If possible, I'd like to get things working for you before closing the issue. |
(let's move this to JuliaPackaging/WinRPM.jl#47) |
Whenever I was able to turn off Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration appropriately, I did not have an issue with downloading these files, and then installing and building Nettle.jl and ZMQ.jl on my machine. I just spent a bit of time building up a server on AWS to install this configuration, and for the Administrator account, once the IE ESC was disabled, the installation went smoothly for me. On non-Administrator accounts, or for accounts that I created later and then gave Administrative privileges, the IE ESC setting was still acting as though it was enabled, even after I disabled the setting in the Server Manager and in the Registry. Consequently, for those other accounts on that server that were not named "Administrator", I was not able to install either Nettle.jl or ZMQ.jl. That seems to be a Windows issue more than a Julia issue. I will work on performing the tests that @tkelman suggests in JuliaPackaging/WinRPM.jl#47 |
While attempting to install ZMQ.jl as part of an IJulia installation for a 32-bit Julia 0.3.11 on a 64-bit Windows Server 2012 environment (I have justification for such madness), I am receiving build errors for both Nettle and ZMQ. I have filed a similar issue under Nettle.jl.
Below is the terminal output when attempting to do a Pkg.add("IJulia") as part of a new Julia installation on a new OS installation:
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