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Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 12:04:59 -0500
From: Michael Urban <murban@tznet.com>
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Subject: One more problem with port...
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Hello,

I am having one more problem with my recently completed port.

I uploaded the port to my homepage on Yahoo (which does not have a
domain yet. It is http://209.132.18.205) into a directory
/downloads/portfiles. I can enter this directory and file name into the
Netscape address box and it retrieves the file fine. However, when I try
to use this address in the Makefile, and install the port, I always get:

>> Attempting to fetch from http://209.132.18.205/downloads/portfiles/.
fetch: reading reply from 209.132.18.205: Connection reset by peer

Does the port system make some kind of non-standard http request that
Yahoo's web servers don't like? I already called Yahoo tech support and
they have no clue.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Mike.



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