The easiest (and best in terms of server resources) is to use a torrent client to download the isos. You can find a list of all available torrent downloads here.
I know, this doesn't fix your problem but it is a viable workaround.
If you need a HTTP/FTP download and don't want to wait until University of Ruse is mirroring Fedora 23 you can go here https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mirro... and select a mirror close to you... or you can download it from the Fedora owned master server: https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/
Thanks, master server looks to be the best option. Yet site is quite user unfriendly to let you find a way yourself. I was also trying to find older releases quite unsuccessfully. I think Fedora should think a bit in direction of web-site usability.
Hi Sylvia, I personally think the website getfedora.org is quite user friendly: 1.) You select the product (Workstation/Server/Cloud), 2.) You select to download (Download now), 3.) You download the default image (most recent release x86_64) or you select another image offered (32 bit/netinstall/or one of the many spins available). The one thing I agree with you is that it is not obvious to download the second most recent release (currently Fedora 22) on getfedora.org . I assume, this is because Fedora wants to be fast pace and encourage users to test and play with the newest stuff out there.
Have you tried the main download button on the main fedoraproject website? It links to here for the workstation:
https://download.fedoraproject.org/pu...
and here for the server
https://download.fedoraproject.org/pu...
And if you just want the netinstall version:
https://download.fedoraproject.org/pu...
It's most likely that your mirror isn't updated yet - but the main links should work.
Yes, exactly that button/link automatically redirects me to the same mirror over and over again no matter what I try (also from the links you give).
@cobra: Did you mean this server here: http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedor... ?
@Sylvia Tancheva: Go here https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mirro... and select any mirror in your region...
This thing with the usage of mirrors from the list is not very clear. Before posting the question I tried accessing some of them (not only BG but others) and I they have different structure, etc. I think that Fedora's site is not very user friendly especially for a non-profi. For example when you click the Download button it might show you the mirror from which it will download by default + option to choose a different mirror if you want, and when you select a different mirror to start again the download automatically from the selected mirror instead of you browsing around (see eclipse site!)
Anyway ... the default mirror works now so I downloaded but as I said this is s big minus on Fedora's site in terms of usability.
Asked: 2015-11-04 04:07:28 -0600
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Last updated: Nov 04 '15
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