Closed mouse07410 closed 9 years ago
I have no idea what's going on here; maybe @norbusan can shed some light on it. It looks as if you connect through a proxy that does some kind of virus scanning, and thinks it found something in that xz archive.
It looks as if you connect through a proxy that does some kind of virus scanning, and thinks it found something in that xz archive.
Precisely so.
But somebody is in charge of babel-latin.doc.tar.xz
file, and presumably can do something about it? Either there's some weird sequence of bytes in that file that triggers a false alarm in antivirus, or the file got infected somehow - in which case it should be repaired...?
False positives from virus scanners are not uncommon with TeX Live, unfortunately, but you could post this to the texlive@tug.org mailing list. I don't have a way to check this myself.
The only part of this which is relevant to TLU is that tlmgr
appears to be using EPERM
to signify arbitrary failures like this, and that is returns an error when it apparently restored the old package and moved on. There's really nothing I can do here, unfortunately.
There for sure is no virus in that package. It contains one pdf and one plain text file. This is a false alarm of your virus scanner.
Please disable it for this update, and then reenable it.
Thanks
I cannot disable the antivirus because it's in a corporate setting, i.e. out of my control. I brought this issue up with our IT, and hopefully they'd do the right thing.
Thank you for your help!
Our IT verified that the file in question is clean, and are working on updating the firewall policy.
In the meanwhile - they got me the file itself babel-latin.doc.tar.xz
. Is there any way for me to somehow feed it to tlmgr (or better yet - to TeX Live Utility) to complete the update process? Or do I need to wait until our firewall/antivirus issue is fixed?
Thanks!
Not without setting up your own tlmgr repository, and you don't want to do that.
@amaxwell not true, tlmgr can install from the command line since long!
@mouse07410 tlmgr install --file babel-latin.doc.tar.xz
should work, but because this is a sub-package, there might be problems, I never tried it.
Mac OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite. Latest CTAN MacTeX, and TeX Live Utility 1.23.
Here's what the log says:
Here's what my manual attempt produces:
And the details of the problem: