dgregor@redhat.com
dgregor@redhat.com- Email: dgregor@redhat.com
- Registered on: 02/05/2015
- Last connection: 06/24/2016
Issues
- Assigned issues: 0
- Reported issues: 21
Projects
- Pulp (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- RPM Support (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Puppet Support (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Docker Support (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Python Support (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Packaging (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Crane (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- OSTree Support (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Debian Support (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- Nectar (Private Access, 02/28/2015)
- External (Private Access, 03/21/2017)
- File Support (Private Access, 07/17/2017)
- Container Support (Private Access, 12/06/2019)
- Migration Plugin (Private Access, 01/14/2020)
Activity
06/14/2016
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bmbouter wrote:
> This installation is not deployed correctly if pulp.task is missing. This means that the migrations were not run or failed to run.
Brian, thank you for the quick reply. However, I believe the pulp.task error is a r... Issue #2008: qpidd exceeded 2000 connections limit...
06/10/2016
06/06/2016
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Does someone have a reproducer? I'm not quite clear on the situation that triggers this. Issue #1932: More gracefully handle KeyError when an rpm has no data in filelists.xml nor in othe...Encountered this error while trying to sync repo with feed-url of: https://cdn.redhat.com/content/dist/rhel/server/7/7Server/x86_64/rhev-mgmt-agent/3/os/
May 19 10:30:02 localhost pulp: pulp_rpm.plugins.importers.yum.sync:INFO: De...
05/17/2016
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If I understand the description correctly, pulp could use the wrong metadata files for a fast-forward publish, which would result in incorrect metadata being published. Please change this to a bug and raise the priority. Issue #1088: Incremental publish could use the wrong primary.xml during fast-forward publishThe incremental publish searches for the most recently modified file with a filename that matches a regex. It would be more robust to identify the file from the old repomd.xml instead of searching for one on the filesystem. For example, ...
05/04/2016
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Just asking for the former: "Given errata where the package list has checksums of multiple types, pulp can publish only one of those types, and filter out any others." Story #1878: Support for choosing the checksum type in updateinfoGiven errata where the package list has checksums of multiple types, pulp can publish only one of those types, and filter out any others.
When pulp generates updateinfo.xml as part of a yum publish, it has logic for choosing the check...
04/30/2016
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Issue #1885 (CLOSED - WORKSFORME): Pulp uploads are failing with "too many open files" errorWe are seeing uploads to pulp fail like:
Apr 30 08:35:48 pulp07 pulp: pulp.server.webservices.middleware.exception:ERROR: (12507-64512) [Errno 24] Too many open files: '/var/lib/pulp/uploads/a1fce30f-f731-4109-ab2d-9cc15464727d'
Apr ...
04/29/2016
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Story #1878 (CLOSED - CURRENTRELEASE): Support for choosing the checksum type in updateinfoGiven errata where the package list has checksums of multiple types, pulp can publish only one of those types, and filter out any others.
When pulp generates updateinfo.xml as part of a yum publish, it has logic for choosing the check...
11/12/2015
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When importing into multiple repos, how would the situation be handled where some imports succeed and others fail? For example, in our deployment we have a list of allowed RPM signatures specific to each repo. This prevents an RPM with... Story #892: Redesign of Uploads APIMotivation
Here are some proposed adjustments to the upload API to be simpler. The current upload API is documented here: http://pulp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/dev-guide/integration/rest-api/content/upload.html
These are mostl...
10/02/2015
10/01/2015
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