Can't get update from RH

From: Mike Maxwell (maxwell_at_ldc.upenn.edu)
Date: 04/29/04

  • Next message: Sasa Stupar: "wu-ftp problem" 
    Date: 29 Apr 2004 05:03:12 -0700

    For four days I've been trying to download what appears to be three
    important updates to RH9, having to do with the kernel. For four days
    I've been getting the error msg "Demo service for server 1003318047
    limited due to high load... Demo service currently disabled due to
    high load." There follows a generic URL, which doesn't tell me much.

    Is it better to try to update late at night? Or just wait a few more
    days? (Hopefully it won't be turned off at the end of the month...)
    Or is there a way to tell it to use a different server/ mirror (and
    which one would you recommend)?

        Mike Maxwell

  • Next message: Sasa Stupar: "wu-ftp problem"

    Relevant Pages

    • Re: up2date limited due to high load
      ... >> Demo service currently disabled due to high load. ... >> previously, in practice, had a problem with getting updates. ... > paying customers before non-paying customers. ...
      (linux.redhat.misc)
    • Re: Cant get update from RH
      ... > important updates to RH9, having to do with the kernel. ... > limited due to high load... ... Demo service currently disabled due to ...
      (linux.redhat.misc)
    • Re: Re: ps enhencements (posix syntax, and more)
      ... using the all in one kernel patch I've just submited, ... one patch related to the the -current ps, so, you could try ... top ignore system processes by default except if you uses -S. ... And I still have my own updates ...
      (freebsd-arch)
    • Re: kernel update warning
      ... will disable updating the kernel. ... > updates would be nice. ... > updates that don't require a restart" (I don't use OpenSuse regulary ... It has a very nice install process with nice screens and is fairly easy to follow. ...
      (Fedora)
    • Re: Distrowatch: What went wrong with Fedora Core 4
      ... On Thursday 14 July 2005 21:22, Dave Jones wrote: ... >modprobe.conf on a number of installations. ... > updates, and then some folks complain that the updates that go out ... error is output immediately after the 'booting the kernel' message. ...
      (Fedora)