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Hi, I just tried updating this but got the following message:
The operation couldn’t be completed. (NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.)(102)
I rebooted the Mac but still have the error message.
Help!
MacBook Air, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
There are problems with the server. Try again in a few minutes
Can't download Safari 6.0.2 - same error - Canada..
as has been said, Apple's servers are slow or at standstill in several areas. If you cannot wait download from/via the cnet servers.
Same error here all day - Ireland. Reboot. No joy.
Same error on 3 different Macs. In Canada.
Tried changing DNS to Google's and still had same error occur.
It should be noted I am 100% able to download software updates for all my OTHER software from the Mac App Store. Just the Safari 6.0.2 update is serving up this error.
Just download and install this update manually. It is that simple: http://bit.ly/Wgez3g
Thanks JiJumon. It worked like a dream..
What I haven't seen mentioned is that this seems to be a Mountain Lion specific issue.
On the devices I have running Lion 10.7.5 I have had no problem downloading and installing the Safari 6.0.2 update.
It is only with Mountain Lion 10.8.2 that it refuses to download and I get the "(NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.)(102)" error.
I tried a number of different methods to resolve this problem. From flushing DNS cache, to removing all software update preference files, plists, etc. None of these solved the problem. Error message was still "NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.(102)". Then I rebooted my router. This has appeared to resolve the problem. I was then able to update Safari to 6.0.2, and iPhoto and Aperture to their latest versions. To be certain, after rebooting router, I would still restart your computer to make sure whatever caches are (partially) cleared, and DNS entries have been updated.
maybew just a coincidence but I went to Date and Time and noticed mine was set to Americas - changed it to Europe where I am located and update worked.
So yes, could be a double coincidence or might be worth checking!
Just FYI, I did absolutely nothing on two of my machines and the next day the update magically worked. Maybe Apple fixed something on their end?
Yep same for me. Went to try again this evening and the update download like a dream. As you say, perhaps Apple Fairy fixed it over night!
Apple just fix it ...
Apple just fix it ...
Fix it 🙂 (France, AM 9:45 local time... maybe earlier.)
Hello guys
The update fixed or not ?
Error message updating Safari 6.0.2
