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    Gradle Build Failed

    joost986 replied to joost986's topic in ForgeGradle
    Thank you for the response, but after uninstalling my antivirus software wich includes a firewall (I am using Norman security suite) I was able to run gradle. The weird thing is that when I disabled the firewall it didn't help so I assumed that it was not the problem. Whoever when I deinstalled the software it suddenly worked. Now that I reinstalled the antivirus software it asked if I would allow gradle to connect to the internet. It seems that I missed the firewall warning and it blocked it by default. Thanks for your help LexManos!
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    Gradle Build Failed

    joost986 posted a topic in ForgeGradle
    Hello! I have a question regarding the installation of forge. I am not able to install the minecraft forge source edition. I am using forge-1.7.2-10.12.1.1098. It seems to be stuck at "> configuring > 0/1 projects > root project > resolving dependencies ':classpath" and after a short while it moves on with a fatal error. for example: "[fatal error] runtime-3.9.0-v20130326-1255.pom:4:10: already seen doctype. " and it gives the same error with all the packages it downloads. I tried the same thing on my PC and my laptop, running similar software. I am using JDK 1.7. here is an screenshot of the error it gave after finishing: Can anyone help me? Joost986

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