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I'm in sort of a quest to find out information about the /content file. More exactly, what generates it. I ask because a while ago, an openSUSE user reported the following error, in our openSUSE Support Matrix room:
Repository 'Main Repository (OSS)' is invalid.
[download.opensuse.org-oss|https://cache.opensuse.net.br/tumbleweed/repo/oss/] Valid metadata not found at specified URL
History:
- [|] Error trying to read from 'https://cache.opensuse.net.br/tumbleweed/repo/oss/'
- Download (curl) error for 'https://cache.opensuse.net.br/tumbleweed/repo/oss/content':
Error code: Unsupported protocol or redirect (location: http://downloadcontent-br.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/repo/oss/content)
Error message: Redirect to protocol "http" not supported or disabled in libcurl
The error is not relevant, as seen in the ticket I opened. What's bugging me is the /content file that regional MirrorCache instances give 302 responses (pointing to downloadcontent.opensuse.org, which doesn't have it):
@luc14n0 this might be part of the repo type probing probing, although probing should find a valid repodata/repomd.xml before trying content.
Repositories of type rpm-md use URL/repodata/repomd.xml as master index file.
Repositories of type yast2 (AKA susetags) use URL/content as master index file.
(check the Type column inzypper lr --details)
Type susetags was used by SUSE in Code12, mainly for the Pool-repos. For Update-repos we mostly used rpm-md.
In Code15 also the Pool-repos were switched to rpm-md.
It would need a zypper.log to see exactly why /content was referred to.
Yesterday, during the major outage, I ran into an error where /content popped its head. Unfortunately, it was during a test - for something else - in a container that I already removed. But I remember it was during the metadata refresh, some repos got updated and then came the outage, right in the middle of it.
I'm going to see if I can't find the logs with someone who ran into this before.
Hi there folks,
I'm in sort of a quest to find out information about the
/content
file. More exactly, what generates it. I ask because a while ago, an openSUSE user reported the following error, in our openSUSE Support Matrix room:The error is not relevant, as seen in the ticket I opened. What's bugging me is the
/content
file that regional MirrorCache instances give 302 responses (pointing to downloadcontent.opensuse.org, which doesn't have it):But download.opensuse.org, doesn't have the file either:
Nor mirrors:
Grepping around this repo I see many mentions of this mysterious (to me) file. Can someone shed some light on this, please, do we need to get worried?
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