HT5568 Error with Software Update on Mountain Lion App Store

A software update, of Safari 6.0.2 & iPhoto Update 9.4.2, failed with the error:
An error has occurred
This operation couldn't be completed
(NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.)(102)
Is this my problem or their problem?

Hello - yes, the Software Update function is incorporated to the App Store as Updates. It is somewhere written on the Apple page, forgot where. I also do not want to know :-) As long required and recommended Upgrades will be offered in or another way, i am fine.
I also just installed ML, almost during a coffee break and meeting, and continuosly worked, I am so far fine. One application, MindMap, required Java SE 6. Within 2 minutes it was installed. Need two attempts, maybe caused by overload of system now.
The Indexing took some time, but it was within an hour finished.
So far, I am okay with ML - nothing to complain. Some features will be enabled with iOS6 for the iPad and the integration of different functions into the cloud.
ROnald

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Maybe, I mean the folder /Library/Updates
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