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On some networks they may have IPv6 (or IPv4) networks with is local only and no internet. Aria2c seems to sometimes (I'll say this for now) picks this up as default and doesn't fallback to the other addresses. At the very least it doesn't do that for network unreachable instances.
Please note that sometimes it gets the IPv4 address and sometimes it gets IPv6. When it does the latter it just fails spectacularly even though IPv4 would have worked perfectly fine.
Here is a failed attempt. Command Line: C:\Users\shinj\scoop\apps\aria2\current\aria2c.exe https://bitbucket.org/ariya/phantomjs/downloads/phantomjs-2.1.1-windows.zip -l ./out.log
EDIT: I know you can use --disable-ipv6 but that's more of a thing to use if you get slow fail. In my case it is a fast fail (because network unreachable) and regardless most programs (in my experience) usually try again on the other protocol when one fails and the other is still there.
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On some networks they may have IPv6 (or IPv4) networks with is local only and no internet. Aria2c seems to sometimes (I'll say this for now) picks this up as default and doesn't fallback to the other addresses. At the very least it doesn't do that for network unreachable instances.
Please note that sometimes it gets the IPv4 address and sometimes it gets IPv6. When it does the latter it just fails spectacularly even though IPv4 would have worked perfectly fine.
Here is a failed attempt. Command Line:
C:\Users\shinj\scoop\apps\aria2\current\aria2c.exe https://bitbucket.org/ariya/phantomjs/downloads/phantomjs-2.1.1-windows.zip -l ./out.log
Log: https://gist.github.com/shinji257/727ac4daa1a9cef6057e17c24fc6dcc4
EDIT: I know you can use
--disable-ipv6
but that's more of a thing to use if you get slow fail. In my case it is a fast fail (because network unreachable) and regardless most programs (in my experience) usually try again on the other protocol when one fails and the other is still there.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: