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[A. Regl]

After two downloads with the same result, that is, "the ZIP archive is corrupt", the question arises, is it really corrupt or am I doing sometingh stupid?

The downloaded ZIP is 259.232 bytes long.

thanks,
A. Regl

PS: I used the download from "opensource...". Currently, I am trying the other one.

[Llynix]

Originally posted by A. Regl@Nov 4 2004, 04:36 AM
After two downloads with the same result, that is, "the ZIP archive is corrupt", the question arises, is it really corrupt or am I doing sometingh stupid?

The downloaded ZIP is 259.232 bytes long.

thanks,
A. Regl

PS: I used the download from "opensource...". Currently, I am trying the other one.
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Try taking an MD5 checksum.

MD5 Checksums

I used the command line tool downloaded from : http://www.md5summer.org

1.2c

b904ba3bbfbbf10ef671ca19934f846b *worldwind-1_2.zip

[Beansprout]

My mirror - http://www.twobeds.com/nasa/worldwind-1_2.zip (I think that's the filename, maybe 1_2c or something) - checksums the same as Llynix's does, so try downloading that one :)

[phlake (ATS)]

Originally posted by TheBeansprout@Nov 4 2004, 04:18 AM
My mirror - http://www.twobeds.com/nasa/worldwind-1_2.zip (I think that's the filename, maybe 1_2c or something) - checksums the same as Llynix's does, so try downloading that one :)
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Large Zip files often get corrupt when up-/downloading due to tiny packetlosses or variation during transfer. I suggest that you use a downloadmanager which will ensure that you get the exact right copy down to the last byte.

Flashget (http://www.flashget.com) is a jolly good, free downloadmanager that I've been using for several years. It also speeds downloads up significantly from some websites/ftps.

[jG]

You could try using WinRar. It seems to be more tolerant to errors than winzip.
On many occasions, for me anyway, it has worked where Winzip has failed

[Beansprout]

Also, make sure your temporary internet files cache is large enough to store the download.