[texworks] Call for Help: Testing

[Paul A. Norman]

I would consider looking into your security (https) certificates manager in Windows (or your virus checker if it is handling that) for that particular website and see how it is marked, and whether to delete it even – and force a clean copy.

I'm sorry I skipped over Windows 7 to 8 so can not directly help you here.
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On 16 February 2024 3:09:28 am NZDT, "Philip Taylor (Personal)" <P.Taylor at Trezaise.Uk> wrote:
>Paul A Norman wrote:
>>
>> Another option when you are trying to download a file with a known 
>> definite url path ("copy" link), is to use a direct internet file 
>> downloader programme (and paste the link into it) - as they natively 
>> normally can negotiate their way through many problems.
>
>I really thought that the last might be the answer, Paul, but see below
>:
>> C:\TeX\Works>V:\TeX\Live\2023\tlpkg\installer\wget\wget 
>> https://nightly.link/TeX 
>> works/texworks/workflows/cd/main/TeXworks-Windows7
>> --2024-02-15 14:07:15-- 
>>
>https://nightly.link/TeXworks/texworks/workflows/cd/main/TeXworks-Windows7
>> Resolving nightly.link... 127.67.0.1
>> Connecting to nightly.link|127.67.0.1|:443... connected.
>> GnuTLS: An unexpected TLS packet was received.
>> Unable to establish SSL connection.
>>
>> C:\TeX\Works>
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