What means ConnectTimeout('') and ReadTimeout('') ? about romt HOT 3 CLOSED

Romt-0.4.0 now has a --timeout switch to adjust download timeouts. In addition, the default timeout was changed from the httpx default of five seconds to sixty seconds. See the README.rst for details.

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Both of the URLs you mention are available for download from static.crates.io (i.e., they aren't among the ones that give a 403 error). You can try downloading them using a web browser, or with wget or curl, e.g.:

curl -O https://static.crates.io/crates/lancelot-flirt/lancelot-flirt-0.6.0.crate

wget https://static.crates.io/crates/lancelot-flirt/lancelot-flirt-0.6.0.crate

If timeouts are uncommon, you can possibly just re-try the download operation (perhaps using a smaller value for the -j switch). This might help determine the characteristics of your network that are causing the timeouts.

Also, if you are using a proxy, you might want to read https://github.com/drmikehenry/romt/blob/1420befe1fcba01d8dfdc27f2ff85f43bb4e2284/README.rst#proxy-server-troubleshooting for some hints another user provided for proxy-related problems. (I haven't tested with a proxy personally.)

ConnectTimeout and ReadTimeout are timeout errors from the httpx library Romt uses for downloading. Timeouts for httpx may be disabled as explained in https://www.python-httpx.org/advanced/#timeout-configuration by passing timeout=None when creating a client. To try this, you can edit this line:

And change it to:

        self._client = httpx.AsyncClient(timeout=None)

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Resolved. Thanks! (The problem was in power of my pc. I guess i requested too many jobs and overloaded my network (ConnectTimeout) and disk (ReadTimeout))

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