I solved the problem increasing the timeout from 30 to 60 seconds.
Greg Knaddison wrote:
On 11/21/05, Roger D Vargas luo_hei@yahoo.es wrote:
I changed mirror and stil have the problem. The file starts downloading, but at 40-60% aborts with a timeout error, no matter what mirror Im using. I have used yum since a lot of time ago with fedora 2 without problems.
I've seen this problem before and it was related to firewall/proxy rules and was fixed by changing to a faster mirror (this was a laptop, so it was also fixed by moving that machine to a network outside of that particular proxy).
Also, did you change to an HTTP mirror or FTP mirror? Please try an FTP mirror and let us know how that works.
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