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  • runfastmanR Offline
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    runfastman
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    Is there an offline install option, I go through a proxy and when I try to install it fails to connect and times out.

    I am installing "qt-opensource-windows-x86-msvc2013_64-5.5.1.exe"
    from here
    http://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/5.5/5.5.1/

    (It is 842mb , it shouldn't need to get anything else to do an initial install)

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    • Paul ColbyP Offline
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      Paul Colby
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      #2

      Hi @runfastman,

      (It is 842mb , it shouldn't need to get anything else to do an initial install)

      Yes, that sounds like an offline installer - they're typically 600MB ~ 1GB, whereas the online installers are 10 ~ 30MB.

      So is the offline installer not working for you? (And have you verified the installer's MD5 or SHA sums?)

      Cheers.

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      • runfastmanR Offline
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        runfastman
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        #3

        Thanks for the fast response.

        It sits trying to login on the "Qt Account - Your unified login to everything Qt" Step.

        After a while it gives "Connection to server failed. Trying again..."
        Finally it gives "Connection timed out".

        I am sure it is because I am behind a proxy, I have this problem with other software, but I can usually set the proxy address so that it can still connect.

        I don't see why the installer needs to connect to the server.

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        • Paul ColbyP Offline
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          Paul Colby
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          #4

          I believe the installer has a number of command line options, including one for setting the proxy. Try running the installer with the --help option to see what options are available.

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          • runfastmanR Offline
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            runfastman
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            That worked thanks.

            you use "--proxy <proxyaddress>"

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            • Paul ColbyP Offline
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              Paul Colby
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              @runfastman said:

              That worked thanks.

              Great!

              It would probably make sense for an "offline" installer to also support options for skipping the license check (at least for open-source licensed users) too.

              Don't forget to mark the topic as "Solved" :)

              Cheers.

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