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The moment, when avast blocks the page is when I am trying to download the iso (from the page you left the link to), somehow, I don't want to force the download through the warnings. :/
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To take a screenshot I returned to the page, and there weren't any warnings, I closed the browser went there again and warnings were back. I have visited the page four times and 3 of them were red.
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OK, I started the download using wget, will check the md5.
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Nah, I guess it's no use, wget is retrying regularly and the download speed is terrible estimated download time is 40+ hours.
What I actually wanted to know was, is it known for Deepin to be on the dark side, considering that it's from China.
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What I noticed is that the IP which is used by wget differs from IP in the screenshot. Could Avast get suspicious just because of the redirection? :/
Last edited by splintercdo; 04-21-2017 at 12:33 PM.
i can see how a windows antivirus might see a linux distro .iso as a false positive...
to test, try a few other distros and see if they get flagged too.
if they do, you can be sure it's a false positive.
but that still doesn't mean that i would recommend deepin.
I have been using various linux isos for years, never had a problem.
It might be that the redirection of the IP might have caused Avast to spit out the warnings.
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OK, I cancelled wget download. I'll wait for a bit, if anyone has anything to add. Otherwise I'll close the thread.
Last edited by splintercdo; 04-21-2017 at 12:39 PM.
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Is e reason why you're going to some random IP address and not to: https://www.deepin.org/en/download/
I have NoScript installed, so perhaps I'm missing a redirrect, but the download link points to cdimage.deepin.com not some random IP address, at least for me.
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I pinged both sites above and the IP addresses are: www.deepin.org 114.215.101.12
cdimage.deepin.com 202.141.160.114
These are nothing like the one in the screenshot so this suggests either a dodgy download site was chosen or the browser is in some way compromised.
The moment, when avast blocks the page is when I am trying to download the iso (from the page you left the link to), somehow, I don't want to force the download through the warnings. :/
Edit:
To take a screenshot I returned to the page, and there weren't any warnings, I closed the browser went there again and warnings were back. I have visited the page four times and 3 of them were red.
Edit:
OK, I started the download using wget, will check the md5.
Edit:
Nah, I guess it's no use, wget is retrying regularly and the download speed is terrible estimated download time is 40+ hours.
What I actually wanted to know was, is it known for Deepin to be on the dark side, considering that it's from China.
Edit:
What I noticed is that the IP which is used by wget differs from IP in the screenshot. Could Avast get suspicious just because of the redirection? :/
LQ has a place to download distros
you could also have a look at http://distrowatch.com/
a great place to look for a distro that's just right for you
What does the site address resolve to for you? I get 183.91.33.46, so maybe there's some geographic cdn/dns issue.
Try 'my' ip# above, in your wget of: /releases/15.4/deepin-15.4-amd64.iso
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What does the site address resolve to for you? I get 183.91.33.46, so maybe there's some geographic cdn/dns issue.
Try 'my' ip# above, in your wget of: /releases/15.4/deepin-15.4-amd64.iso
I'm not at a PC to test this but you could be correct about the DNS. However, for the IP adress to be exposed in the firefox window looks off to me regardless.
edit: perhaps one of the Deepin mirrors has either been compromised or isn't set up quite correctly?
What does the site address resolve to for you? I get 183.91.33.46, so maybe there's some geographic cdn/dns issue.
Try 'my' ip# above, in your wget of: /releases/15.4/deepin-15.4-amd64.iso
Yes, that is the address avast is complaining about. Check out my initial post, there's a screenshot attached.
Anyway, it is not an urgent matter.
Hopefully this thread helps people to be more careful. I guess I could let deepin devs to know about this. I'll look into it, if it is sufficiently easy.
After posting this thread to deepin fb page.
Another person, with more free time on hand, posted this:
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Hello Deepin Team, The currnet md5sum for deepin-15.4-amd64.iso is d461304e4ab314373edbef60d9d6a4d6 on deepin mirrors (checked Poland, Russia and Slovakia), while the MD5SUMS file says it should be a4910104c76f24c112ce4a18ed518440. Also the deepin-15.4-amd64.iso file on the mirrors is less than 1.9 GB in size (with the date: 20.04.2017, 14:31), while the one on official http://cdimage.deepin.com/releases/15.4/ is over 2.4 GB in size (with the date: 19-Apr-2017 09:45). Please update MD5SUMS file, as it is confusing right now. Thanks for your great work : ) Best regards, - Dawid M.
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