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Can't access URLs at arduino.esp8266.com #1057
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there are issues with the domain esp8266.com and all underlying subdomains. Should be resolved soon :) |
I am having the same issue, but I saw others here #1051 going to the IP address directly. When I try to install the esp8266 board from Board Manger, I get this whacky error:
Any help would be greatly appreciated |
I edited my host file in windows for arduino.esp8266.com and pointed it to 104.131.82.128 and I was able to download in board manager |
Any ETA for when this will be resolved? |
No ETA for now. |
sorry for my bad english, but, i just download the file package_esp8266 com_index.json and replace all http://arduino.esp8266.com/ to http://104.131.82.128/ and save it on a local server as ngnix, and add http://localhost:80/package_esp8266_com_index.json to arduino IDE preferences, and install, I did that and it worked fine for me |
it's down from two day ? @igrr why not leave the board manager json and all the related core file on GitHub ? |
@wich0 I tried to do what u did (I am on OSX Yosemite). I installed nginx and made the changes to the json file. I verified that I can fetch the json file from the browser. Now I see this error in my arduino IDE:
Did you have to do anything to get around this error? I wish I can figure out how to produce that signature file myself thank you |
@mitos14 My you have a look in build_boards_manager_package.sh it's in On 20.11.2015 at 16:26 wrote mitos14:
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duplicate of: #1051 check workaround here: will close this to track the problem in one issues. |
Hi,
It seems that URLs at arduino.esp8266.com (e.g. http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json) are not accessible. I have no problem accessing github.com/esp8266/Arduino.
I'm sorry if this is a false alarm or my environment specific issue.
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