Originally posted by sanwen
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I came across the same problem when running R in a linux server. How do you fix it?
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You can download the R file with some other means (wget, web browser), "cd" to the download directory and source it locally in R with
However, to install Bioconductor packages, you need a working internet connection. Contact your systems administrator and ask him/her to help you set up R with your proxy (you could also try what ioatomis did).Code:source("biocLite.R")Comment
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Thank U
Yes I've solved it, the problem is due to Web-limitation on that server nodes...but I didn't notice it at first...haha...thank U for your advice, it's really helped
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