r(601) using findit and search

[Andry Haja]

Hi,

I wanted to install femlogit (and other commands) but I can't install it with findit which return error r(601).
When I contacted Stata support, they told me that it is caused by firewall issue but I checked the firewall, Stata is allowed to access the Internet and when I used findit before, there was no problem.
Note that update work fine both for checking and installing new updates.
Thank you for your responses.

[Roman Mostazir]

Something is wrong at your side. I can confirm I can find it and have just installed it:

package name:  st0362.pkg
        from:  http://www.stata-journal.com/software/sj14-4/

checking st0362 consistency and verifying not already installed...
installing into /Users/mm597/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/plus/...
installation complete.

You may not have individual admin right to install. Contact with your IT support.

[William Lisowski]

My experience was the same as Roman's. Try issuing the command

net install st0362.pkg

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[Andry Haja]

Hi,
Thank you for your responses.

William

// The command to be tested
net install st0362.pkg

Here are the output:

net install st0362.pkg
file http://www.stata.com/st0362.pkg not found
could not load st0362.pkg from http://www.stata.com/
r(601);

Roman

"You may not have individual admin right to install."

I have an administrator account on the desktop I'm using at my office. I can install or uninstall different programs without trouble.

"Contact with your IT support."

I contacted them five times at least. They checked the desktop, the network, ask me to come to their office with my laptop,... but they found nothing. At the end, they told me that it is linked to a port at Stata server which may be blocked by the firewall of the university network but they can't do anything without the exact number of the port because they can not open all port.