Hi, is it possible that the router blocked this HTTP download repeatedly at the same specific file location and dropped the remaining packets?
Restart of router didn’t help, using LTE phone thether got me over the failed chunk file. This is part of Epic Games Civilization VI.
wget http://download3.epicgames.com/Builds/Org/o-37m6jbj5wcvrcvm4wusv7nazdfvbjk/831ad738547e46e195f87d54e98b8e79/default/ChunksV4/82/9F1DECA27B86A385_98E71337400A8CEDC891A3BF5B4355BE.chunk
SYSTEM_WGETRC = c:/progra~1/wget/etc/wgetrc
syswgetrc = c:/progra~1/wget/etc/wgetrc
--2020-05-23 01:02:33-- http://download3.epicgames.com/Builds/Org/o-37m6jbj5wcvrcvm4wusv7nazdfvbjk/831ad738547e46e195f87d54e98b8e79/default/ChunksV4/82/9F1DECA27B86A385_98E71337400A8CEDC891A3BF5B4355BE.chunk
Resolving download3.epicgames.com... 13.32.98.193
Connecting to download3.epicgames.com|13.32.98.193|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 135802 (133K) [application/octet-stream]
Saving to: `9F1DECA27B86A385_98E71337400A8CEDC891A3BF5B4355BE.chunk.6'
76% [=======================================================================> ] 103 224 --.-K/s eta 9s
- it always stops at this place in the file and the http connection is dead. Full file has 133KB