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connection error while installing environment #2336
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Hey @tmirko, how did you install You can always try with |
Hi @ruben-arts , I've tested it as an installation in WSL ubuntu image as well as starting from https://ghcr.io/prefix-dev/pixi:0.33.0-bookworm docker image. I'm using company's proxy --tls-no-verify doesn't help, same error. |
Could you try |
I also get this periodically. Does retrying cause it to succeed, or at least get to another package before failing? |
Hi @benmoss we also see it just periodically on my machine but on @tmirko it was the whole time We spent today a bit smoke testing and get to some potential scenario where we think that the problem is: private artifactory (with some network security) + slow internet is creating the problem that either some network packages get lost or artifactory stops the connectivity to the client which has open multiple connections to it I don't know if this makes sense at all but by @tmirko connecting to mobile phone (faster internet) solved the problem for now and he was able to install the environment Our questions are:
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Could this be related to denoland/deno#6197 ? Or at least the underlying issue there with rustls? |
I think @pavelzw and friends also had a number of issues with bad internet / private artifactory / lots of connections at the same time. I think what we can do is:
We'll prioritize these items soon. |
i've also had problems with the exact same setup (artifactory + slowish internet) i debugged some stuff as well with
see https://discord.com/channels/1082332781146800168/1296522386601939055/1296522470559580242 or setup-pixi-error.txt my assumption would be that the slow internet leads to corrupt packages that pixi can't extract, thus an IO error xref #1994 |
what i found interesting in my findings was that the logs only say |
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pyproject.toml.txt
Issue description
connection error after executing pixi install command, can't be replicated exactly, sometimes fails on a different conda-forge dependency.
Expected behavior
Successful environment build
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