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>FWIW, I have fetched the distfile repeatedly over the  past three days on a
>variety of systems with no problems at all. Slow at between 600 and 800
>kBps with my very well connected work system at the high end and my home
>system at the low end. I am also getting it from www.graphviz.org.
>
>Sounds like some sort of network issue at your location, though it could
>also have been a transitive error at the source that most people, including
>myself) never happened to hit.


It was indeed a transient DNS eror... *not* originating on my end.

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=177011