@franckvand said: Now that was a good idead:my OpenSUSE returns
641fd6d6ffc52864e480d21335bc804b
my Mint returns
750389f32bffa4585410f1b78b74e7ee
these were downloaded from two different places. The file I’m working with on the debian laptop is a copy from OpenSUSE.
I’m downloading the installer again.
Can you transfer the files between the machines and see if the sum results transfer also?
…maybe diff the binaries or something. It’s very strange.
Maybee an ram error? Could explain changing mds. Buit let me try with my arch64 build and see what md5 i get 
–20seconds later (getting a 150mpbs connection was the best idea in the last few month :))–
empire-z86 [cd Desktop] ~/Desktop 14-02-05 1:09PM
empire-z86% md5sum jmonkeyplatform-linux-x64.sh
fb6076f6f0df5ae5c58b557d019eac79 jmonkeyplatform-linux-x64.sh
I might add, that this one starts succesfully, so why do I have a even other md5 than everyone else?
Now being curious 20 more seconds
empire-z86 [sh jmonkeyplatform-linux-x86.sh] ~/Desktop 14-02-05 1:11PM
empire-z86% md5sum jmonkeyplatform-linux-x86.sh
40bb73bf2bd62eee4d2874ad29c8dfde jmonkeyplatform-linux-x86.sh
4th download, and a different sum - again.
641f57ca1f648f091846c153f25eb5c6
Configuring the installer…
Installer file /home/franck/Downloads/jmonkeyplatform-linux-x64_001.sh seems to be corrupted
@pspeed said: Can you transfer the files between the machines and see if the sum results transfer also?
Done that. The sums match.
@franckvand said: That sounds crazy, indeed :) And as for the routers scrambling bits to my place for 3.0 final and not for 3.0 RC2, that sounds even more unlikely :)
Not really, you download the Release version through PHP and the Rc2 version through the web server directly. Maybe try downloading the release version directly:
http://updates.jmonkeyengine.org/stable/3.0/sdk/dist/
@normen said: Not really, you download the Release version through PHP and the Rc2 version through the web server directly. Maybe try downloading the release version directly: http://updates.jmonkeyengine.org/stable/3.0/sdk/dist/
Done.
I get a sum of fb6076f6f0df5ae5c58b557d019eac79, which matches with what Empire Phoenix has.
Even better: the installer works like a charm 8)
Thanks to everyone for being so helpful.
Glad you got it working. Makes me wonder what’s up with the ‘official’ link in this case.
…but at least now we know a workaround for the folks who get this problem, I guess.
@pspeed said: Glad you got it working. Makes me wonder what's up with the 'official' link in this case.…but at least now we know a workaround for the folks who get this problem, I guess.
Must be something in either PHP or WordPress (or the download plugin) I guess… Funnily only Linux users seem to have this issue though, maybe an incompatibility with some compression or something on a lower level?