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This is more of a network problem than AUR problem, which is why I am writing it here.
Since some time, I often get that issue when installing something from AUR. For example, if I try to run
packer -S nuvolaplayer
or
yaourt -S nuvolaplayer
I get
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Downloading nuvolaplayer-2.0.2.tar.gz...
--2013-04-26 10:30:27-- https://launchpad.net/nuvola-player/2.0.x/2.0.2/+download/nuvolaplayer-2.0.2.tar.gz
Resolving launchpad.net (launchpad.net)... failed: Name or service not known.
wget: unable to resolve host address ‘launchpad.net’
==> ERROR: Failure while downloading nuvolaplayer-2.0.2.tar.gz
Aborting...
The build failed.But if I paste the very same address in a web browser, it downloads without any issue.
And that relates to anything from launchpad.net or sourceforge.
Last edited by Lockheed (2013-04-26 08:51:55)
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Check your
/etc/wgetrc file for some proxy configuration that you maybe have posted there.
Also, make sure that your http_proxy shell variable is not set/set correctly
Try also to download something from wget, like
wget www.google.comto see if is a wget or a site/DNS related problem.
- "Nothing is impossible, impossible just takes longer"
- My Arch Linux Mirror located in São Paulo, Brazil: http://archmirror.duckdns.org:9000/
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The file is clean, and I never used any proxy on that laptop.
The strange thing is the problem exists only on some wireless networks, not others. I think it might be related to DNS on that particular AP. However, it is strange that while wget doesn't work, using the same address in a web browser works just fine.
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Hmmm, strange.
Try changing the DNS just to make sure.
Does wget works with another website?
I know that Curl "has some problems" with expired SSL cerficates on https, but not sure about wget.
- "Nothing is impossible, impossible just takes longer"
- My Arch Linux Mirror located in São Paulo, Brazil: http://archmirror.duckdns.org:9000/
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