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trying to launch speed-type via M-x speed-type-text fails consistently with the error message in the issue title. The workaround of switching from https to http as recommended in #3 does not solve my problem either.
I am afraid that this issue cannot be blamed on speed-type as I cannot access any of the https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/%d/pg%d.txt links at all from inside emacs. I have noticed that these book links open just fine in my browser, so I played around a bit with the request timeout time; alas, to no avail. The following snippet which attempts to download "Ulyisses", i.e. book 4300, fails as well, despite a timeout threshold of 60s.
Strange. Can you download other things from insisde Emacs or only not gutenberg.de? What OS and Emacs version are you on?
One possible workaround would be to simply download the books manually and placing them in the correct folder.
Hi there,
trying to launch
speed-type
viaM-x speed-type-text
fails consistently with the error message in the issue title. The workaround of switching fromhttps
tohttp
as recommended in #3 does not solve my problem either.I am afraid that this issue cannot be blamed on
speed-type
as I cannot access any of thehttps://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/%d/pg%d.txt
links at all from inside emacs. I have noticed that these book links open just fine in my browser, so I played around a bit with the request timeout time; alas, to no avail. The following snippet which attempts to download "Ulyisses", i.e. book 4300, fails as well, despite a timeout threshold of 60s.Has anybody else had similar issues recently?
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