Remember i am on dial-up so a long file (>2megs) takes a long time and the longer the time, the more likely it can be trashed or lost. My particular problem is that i cannot download the following:
- How can i get that NVIDIA file?
Remember i am on dial-up so a long file (>2megs) takes a long time and the longer the time, the more likely it can be trashed or lost. My particular problem is that i cannot download the following:
Assuming you mean GetRight (the download manager), a 403 means that the referring page isn't what those guys require. (aka: We're anal and you have to do it OUR way--no leaching or linking.) A download manager doesn't give a referring page, so you're stuck.
Find a neighbor/friend with a fast connection and a CD burner.
I could try and post it to abse. Some people might cry tho.
Cheers
I bet it terminates around 10 megs? :)
The site seems to dislike non-standard user agents. I get the 403 error with wget unless I tell it to pretend to be Mozilla, using
-U "Mozilla/5.0"
If GetItRight lets you specify the user agent, you could try that. Failing which, finding a DOS/Windows version of wget would let you retrieve the file.
Sylvia.
I was able to download the file using Lightning Download. All I had to do was copy the URL to the clipboard, and Lightning Download started up automatically.
What if someone emailed it to you? Is 14Megs too big for that?
-- Boris Mohar
We *all* could; then at least one would get through :) :)
-- John Devereux
Someone was *VERY* kind and sent me the file broken into 500K UUE files. After stripping off the (variable length) e-mail headers and the 4 blank lines at the end, and *then* combining to a large (21,364150 bytes) file, i was able to decode to a decent EXE (untried so far).
Got it courtesy of a very nice person; see response to previous.
Mozilla??? But i am using NetScrape which is supposedly "same".
I am on dial-up; that might be iffy. But i have it now; see previous response in that regard.
That seems rather large.
Don't run it unless you trust the person who sent it to you. It could easily be a trojan horse.
Sylvia.
I misconstrued what you said. The final file size should be 15,260,160.
Sylvia.
I can only assume that GetItRight is interfering with that.
Sylvia.
Follow instructions; in C:\\TEMP that has NV8269.EXE, i issue: NV8269.EXE /C /Q /T:C:\\TEMP Get error message on desktop: "That folder is invalid. Please make sure the folder exists and is writable." (OK)
*NOT* OK; obviously the folder DOES exist! So, i try running the EXE by itself and get the following error message courtesy of WinZip:Extracting file: C:\\My Documents\\ENCODES.uue\\nv8269.exe Extracting to "C:\\Temp\\" Use Path: yes Overlay Files: no Extracting LAYOUT.BIN Extracting SETUP.BMP Extracting SETUP16.BMP CAB file nv8269.exe is corrupt
Help!
It may seem to be large, but this is ASCII characters which makes it larger; the decoded EXE is 14,903 Kbytes in size.
I calculate that is about the 14,903Kb i have. BUT. Since the file i have crashes (see previous message), would you be kind enough to e-mail the EXE zipped up? Yes, i know, it is already a ZIP file in self-extracting form.
Most likely; i start dozing before that and when i wake up, *poof*. Once, tho, it "completed" giving me a ~530K file.
OK. Should be on its way soon, provided the upload of the email doesn't fail. I'm going to bed (nearly 1am here), so I'll check it tomorrow.
Sylvia.
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