00:23 <riteo> drmcstsr: it looks like gcc depends on it so I think it will

00:24 <riteo> uhhh no idea if you read the logs but I like instantly answered right after you quit lol

00:24 <riteo> in case I'm just gonna say it again

00:24 <riteo> drmcstsr: it looks like gcc depends on it so I think it will

00:25 <riteo> how does it fail?

00:25 <riteo> in doubt you can go to the package definition using `kiss search gmp` and cd'ing to the first result

00:25 <riteo> check the sources file

00:26 <drmcstsr> i cant connect to gmplib dot org without using a proxy for some reason

00:28 <riteo> weird

00:28 <riteo> where are you located if I might ask?

00:28 <riteo> in any case you should be able to fork the package and edit the source yourself

00:29 <riteo> a bit annoying but it doesn't look like it gets updated often

00:30 <riteo> there's a mirror over at ftp.gnu.org according to the website

00:30 <riteo> so basically you have to do the following steps

00:31 <drmcstsr> i am located in russia, but it is still very strange that only this one gnu-related site is failing

00:31 <riteo> if it's not already the case, set up a new repo: make a directory somewhere and in your `.profile` or equivalent script append its absolute path to `KISS_PATH`

00:32 <riteo> then cd in that path and run `kiss fork gmp`, cd into its dir and edit the sources file to point to https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gmp/gmp-6.3.0.tar.xz

00:32 <riteo> oh right sorry you should not append, but put it in the start of the path

00:32 <riteo> it works like `PATH`

00:32 <riteo> since you want to override packages

00:33 <riteo> then you can try `kiss download gmp` and see if it works. If there's any checksum difference (hopefully not), you can run `kiss checksum gmp`

00:34 <riteo> Regarding your location, that's weird indeed. I'm not aware of GNU stuff blocking Russia.

00:35 <riteo> tell me if this fixes your issue

00:37 <drmcstsr> yup, it worked like a charm

00:37 <drmcstsr> thanks

00:40 <riteo> yw!

00:47 <drmcstsr> You said that i should edit .profile and the wiki also only mentions .profile. But is it okay to use /etc/profile?

00:52 <riteo> I use .yash_profile, so I think that anything is fair game, as long as it works

00:52 <riteo> you really just need to export `KISS_PATH` somewhere

00:52 <riteo> I think it depends on the shell you're using really