Price Technology said: > I ran Up2Date last night on my way to bed and when I got up this morning > I had an error showing an invalid signature and asking did I want to > proceed anyway. I said "no" and ran Up2Date again and the server was > full, which it has been for the last few days. > > I am using the demo Up2Date because health and other reasons won't allow > me to afford a full blown subscription right now. > > My question (hypothesis if you will) > > I just this past week switched from cable modem (256k) back to dialup > (50k average as it's a clean line). > > Does package corruption come with the turf on a slow connection ?? Not really corruption, most likely the download didn't finish. And yes, in the archives there have been some dial up users complaining about that (and the lack of a resume feature). You might want to look at downloading the larger RPMs using curl or wget and telling up2date where to find them (or drop them in /var/spool/up2date). > Did I some how contact a bogus server ?? (grabbing at straws here. I > know it's not impossible, but I consider it highly unlikely. The only > reason I consider the option is the fact that the demo server has been > unavailable for the last couple of days and is again this morning.) No, you connect to the same server if you are using a demo account or a paid account. > Am I making too much of a gremlin ?? Yes. -- William Hooper
