Packages in forky/amd64 where the sources failed to download

65 (0.2%) packages where the sources failed to download in forky/amd64:

torf-cli python-wsgi-intercept geoip-database airthings-cloud icingaweb2-module-toplevelview python-oslo.log kicad-packages3d python-snitun python-iterable-io python-openstacksdk lzlib qemu-web-desktop pagmo rulex telepathy-ofono pytest-lazy-fixtures nftables qqc2-suru-style phppgadmin python-distutils-extra geonames freerdp3 firefox-esr mimalloc freeciv caveexpress lzip tryton-sao leiningen-clojure+ commonmark sphinx-autodoc-typehints hugo sphinxcontrib-devhelp clzip python-rfc3986 python-oslo.i18n plzip htmldoc python-testscenarios j2cli python-i3ipc python-wrapt networkx python-repoze.who hass-nabucasa pdlzip lunzip device-tree-compiler lzd python-cliff geos python-aiohue python-logutils python-fixtures nss-passwords ipfixprobe rust-zbus-polkit node-xmldom trantor r-cran-tmb libvpx hyprutils borghash python-bx utfcpp

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