Packages in unstable/amd64 where the sources failed to download

61 (0.2%) packages where the sources failed to download in unstable/amd64:

rust-roadmap network-manager node-electron-to-chromium soplex python-jsonschema libnet-kafka-perl elfkickers m1n1 pgtop rust-wasmtime iniparser ayatana-webmail libervia-backend rust-imap-codec tla gnokii cubicsdr rust-snow python-gssapi node-browserslist vip-manager2 vulture vpnc petsc4py node-caniuse-lite gtkterm zope.interface node-mdn-browser-compat-data cpulimit python-vitrageclient nam olive-editor cmlxom unmass python-json-log-formatter hm texstudio chromium langtable python-typing-extensions psycopg3 golang-github-pborman-getopt rust-async-tls ponyprog wireshark r-cran-vegan rust-async-tungstenite dlib systemd python-colormap budgie-control-center wmbiff python-pgspecial log4cxx pygresql wlc rust-laurel python-persistent uim fsmark cross-toolchain-base

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