ipget does not work on Windows 10 ...

[akobelan]

I'm running Windows 10. I also have IPFS Desktop installed. After installing ipget, and then invoking ipget, it hangs and after 30 seconds or so, returns complaining:

C:\Users\username\Desktop\ipget.exe --peers /ip4/10.101.25.16/tcp/4001 --progress QmbjXfUs1wpQyp1hEmFCzdSjHtjZvwsK7ABz8oziq8RXy5
2021-03-02T12:17:40.092-0500   ERROR  reprovider.simple simple/reprovide.go:108 failed to reprovide: failed to find any peer in table

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[akobelan]

Solved. If you have IPFS Desktop on your machine, rename the directory and the executable so as to replace " " with "_". The space will ruin everything.

Did that, and it now works fine.