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Unable to download packages from nvidia
and pytorch
channels
#52
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Thanks! We are not allowed to mirror these packages due to redistribution limitations. However, we should just forward the request to the original conda.anaconda.org servers. We'll fix that, ETA thursday. |
Have you contacted nvidia or the pytorch team to ask about mirroring the packages? In the meantime, isn't it better to just delete these channels, rather than redirect the downloads? I think that users will be confused if the requests are actually being served by anaconda.org when they were expecting it to come from prefix.dev. As you're aware, there may be reasons why some users need (or want) to avoid anything to do with Anaconda Inc (including anaconda.org). |
@jamesmyatt - yes, we are talking to NVidia about mirroring the packages. Hopefully we will be able to figure this out. I totally know about the issues with Anaconda. However, the anaconda.org channels that we are redirecting to should be completely free and if that would change we would immediately stop doing that. But yes, we are talking to NVidia and we can hopefully figure something out asap. |
"Should" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Certainly free as in beer, but access is controlled by Anaconda and their commercial interests. Don't get me wrong. Anaconda have done and continue to do a great deal for our ecosystem. But it is a single-point-of-failure. |
Yes, I just sent an additional message to our contact at NVidia. We're trying to get this resolved as quickly as possible but we've been told that legal departments take some time. We are also working on additional things to make things less dependend on anaconda: conda/ceps#91 |
Thank you |
@wolfv you only mention being in contact with nvidia. Does the legal situation with nvidia impact both the |
I haven't looked into the Pytorch channel but since it distributes open source software I imagine that there are fewer or no legal problems in distributing it. |
I am unable to download any packages from either the
nvidia
orpytorch
channels.For both channels conda is able to resolve the dependencies, but fails on the download, returning a HTTP 404 error for all packages requested from either the
nvidia
orpytorch
channels.I am able to install packages without issue from the
conda-forge
andbioconda
channels. I have not checked any others.nvidia
channel examplepytorch
channel exampleThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: