Closed JBarsotti closed 1 year ago
Just as a follow-up on this, it does look like the download exits frequently due to some kind of lost connection with AWS. I'm not sure if the problem is on your end or my end. My current solution is just continually restarting the download after it gets interrupted.
Hi John, Is there any other information in the error message that is displayed on the screen besides the message that the program exited with a non-zero status?
Hi Greg,
I hope you are well! Happy holidays!
I have attached a text file with the error that gets shown.
John
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Hi John, Is there any other information in the error message that is displayed on the screen besides the message that the program exited with a non-zero status?
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ebarsotti/.local/bin/downloadcmd", line 8, in
Thanks John. This is a known issue related to a code change that went out recently. We're testing the fix now, so it should be ready to be released soon, although i dont have a specific date yet. I will post an update here when the fix is deployed
Hi Greg,
I think that you all must have fixed the bug! I haven't had any problems downloading today! Happy holidays!
John
Hi John, Yes, the fix was released on Friday. Closing issue.
Hi,
Sorry to hit you with another issue. I was just curious about something I see when I download a package from the NDA website. It looks like the files associated with it download, but instead of the program exiting smoothly, I get an error that says
downloadcmd -dp $1 -d $2 -d $2 -u $3 -p $4
returned with nonzero exit status? All of the variables preceded by a $ sign are my username, password, etc. Is this a known bug that I shouldn't worry about or does it mean that all the files have not downloaded successfully?
Thanks!
John