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Cannot pull from another repository



  • I'm trying to add a package from the Chocolatey repository to ProGet via Feed --> Add Package --> Pull from another repository.

    I fill the form as follows:

    NuGet feed: https://chocolatey.org/api/v2/
    Package ID: adobereader
    Package version: <blank>

    After clicking 'Install Package' the following error message is shown:

    "The package could not be installed.
    The operation has timed out."

    I'm running the Linux version on CentOS 8.

    Any ideas on how to fix this?


  • inedo-engineer

    Hello; this error basically means that ProGet is unable to talk to Chocolatey.org for a package download request. The most likely cause of this is a sort of firewall/proxy that's blocking the package from being downloaded. It's also possible that you've been request-throttled from Chocolatey.org.



  • @atripp thanks for your reply! Any suggestions how to debug this? I'm use the ProGet docker image.


  • inedo-engineer

    I would try a couple other things, to first eliminate the conditions.

    First, how about pulling from a specific connector? Navigate to the version of the package you want, like /feeds/feed-name/adobereader/2020.006.20042, and then click "Pull to ProGet". That way you'll get a specific connector and a specific version.

    If the individual packages work, but the "Add Package" route you took doesn't, then perhaps it's some sort of Mono-related bug. Those are hard to track down, and they come/go as the mono docker image is patched. We will eventually address this by moving to a more stable, .NET core version, once it's released by Microsoft.

    Try some other packages, to see if they also don't work. If some packages work, but others don't, it's probably related to your gateway/router blocking things that it sees as security risks.

    If that still doesn't work, then consider to attach ProGet to a Proxy server, like a Fiddler instance, by going to Admin > Proxy. You can then monitor the outbound traffic.


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