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Th3Br1x

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  1. So, i'm sorry that i reply to this 'old' topic again, but i got the problem fixed. It was actually a firmware problem of my router (Fritz!Box, with Fritz!OS 6.20). After updating it to a beta-version i am now able to access forge with 'full speed'. So, if someone else has got this problem: Updating your Routers OS may help too Edit Here is the link to the AVM (Manufacturer of the Fritz!Box) Service page containing the help-article which helped to solve my problem: http://en.avm.de/nc/service/fritzbox/fritzbox-7390/knowledge-base/publication/show/1551_Since-FRITZ-OS-update-individual-application-cannot-access-the-Internet/
  2. Mh... That's strange. Well, thank you for your help, but one last question: Is there another way to install/download the source of forge instead of using the gradle wrapper?
  3. Well, I'm gonna restart my PC now. I flushed the DNS cache of fritzbox and pc, maybe that will help. Edit: Well, no. It didn't worked. Same results as before after DNS cache flush (PC & Router) and restart (PC & Router). That's strange. So the issue is probably not on my side...
  4. Well, thats interesting. Maybe it's just again some <insert a random insult here> from Telekom Germany ... Hopefully not. The interesting thing is, that I'm trying to do that since several days now, my Downloadspeedin general was at every try at least over 8Mbps and my downloadspeed from files.mineraftforge.net is just that slow. Do you guys have any idea what could be the issue? Edit: So, i just tried to download the Latest build (src) of forge (1235) - first, the download was again slow (under 500 B/s) then it just finished while only 50% were downloaded. I opened the archive and got an error, that the archive is corrupted ("Unexpected Archiveend" or something similiar). I'll just restart router, computer and clear/flush my dns's. I'll reply, if that helped.
  5. Downloadspeed of the ZIP: http://puu.sh/cI1Iu/26c20c53ef.png My actual Downloadspeed: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3893365357 And the traceroute showed, that one of the DNS servers just results in timeouts. Is there any chance of fixing this, as it may be a problem of another DNS server?
  6. First of all, thank you for your reply, Overmind. So, to download the zipped "Src"-version of Forge for modding purposes (thats at leat what I am trying), I am using the gradle wrapper included into the zip. 1.: Downloading the Recommended-Src-Package from http://files.minecraftforge.net/ The first problem is, that the connection between the files.minecraftforge.net server and Europe (or Germany, as i see that Threadopener seems to be german too) is just horrible. Average download speed for me: 1kb/s at a maximum. So, i am able to download like 12KB of the ZIP, then i have to pause the download and resume it, to "refresh the connection" (don't know if thats technicly correct, but it seems to), otherwise the download will cancel with the messages posted by Bektor ("Download failed" in FireFox). 2.: Getting the actual src with the gradle wrapper Next Problem: Getting the actual forge source with the gradle wrapper. I'm following this guide on installing forge for development purposes and the problem is in step 3. Due to the latency (if thats the problem) the wrapper wont complete the download of the first file (it seems to be that file Overmind posted the link to) and hang on after a variable amount of data (highest until now: 155KB after like half an hour or so). Sometimes it's failing after several minutes (See my recent post in this thread). And thats the main problem, i guess. since I don't know (no guide for this found) how to manually download/install all of the required files for Forge since Minecraft version 1.7 (with this "new installer"), I have to use the gradle wrapper which isn't working for me (as you can see). So, here is the (with google translator) translated traceroute from Windows tracert command: I hope, this problem can be solved
  7. So, yeah, i got the same problem. Since yesterday I'm trying to download the Forge source, but i got the same problems as the Threadopener. I got to download the ZIP with a trick - i paused and resumed the download (direct, not adfly) every 2 - 5 minutes (otherwise it will fail, see Openers pic). But downloading the source, with gradlew setupDecompWorkspace --refresh-dependencies will work for the first few minutes, but fail after some time. As you can see in this picture, it starts downloading the files, but will pause/crash after some time (it's on 22 KB since over 20 minutes now). I'm running Windows 7 64 bit, having no internet connection problems (tested both, connection and installation of forge thw whole day). While i have a quite good speed with other downloads (minecraft-server.jar from Mojang, about 500kb/s - 1,5Mb/s), the speed of the download of the forge-src zip (recommended version, 1.7.10) was only about less than 100kb/s. Edit: So, i tried it again today, and got to about 50 KB, and got this error: Currently I'm running the same command with the additional "--stacktrace" parameter, as the message said. I'll post the result as soon it's completed. Edit 2: I ran the command now with the "--info" parameter and saved the log into a file. The console showed the same error as previously. I don't think the log can really help, though i found no stacktrace, etc. But here it is:
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