dkliban@redhat.com
dkliban@redhat.com- Registered on: 12/17/2014
- Last connection: 02/02/2021
Issues
- Assigned issues: 4
- Reported issues: 477
Projects
- Pulp (Developer, 12/17/2014)
- RPM Support (Developer, 12/17/2014)
- Puppet Support (Developer, 12/17/2014)
- Docker Support (Developer, 12/17/2014)
- Python Support (Developer, 12/17/2014)
- Packaging (Developer, 02/10/2015)
- Crane (Developer, 02/10/2015)
- OSTree Support (Developer, 02/10/2015)
- Debian Support (Developer, 02/10/2015)
- Nectar (Developer, 02/10/2015)
- File Support (Developer, 07/17/2017)
- Infrastructure (Developer, 11/29/2017)
- Ansible Plugin (Developer, 08/20/2018)
- Maven Plugin (Manager, Developer, 04/21/2018)
- CertGuard (Developer, 04/06/2020)
- Container Support (Developer, 12/06/2019)
- NPM Plugin (Developer, 05/11/2020)
- Migration Plugin (Developer, 01/14/2020)
Activity
03/17/2021
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Applied in changeset commit:4825d7a4bb7ee7c66fe24a301f8d8cf37f6f4e0c. Backport #8367 (MODIFIED): Backpot to 2.2: docker 20.10 client pull operation fails with Error response from daemon: missing or empty Content-Type headerhttps://github.com/pulp/pulp_container/pull/221/files
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The Content-Type header is stripped by DRF when there is no body in the response.
Django and aiohttp both strip the body of HEAD requests. It is safe to handle
HEAD requests the same as GET requests and rely on the web server to strip t... Revision 4825d7a4 (pulp_container): Handle HEAD requests as if they are GET requests -
The Content-Type header is stripped by DRF when there is no body in the response.
Django and aiohttp both strip the body of HEAD requests. It is safe to handle
HEAD requests the same as GET requests and rely on the web server to strip t... Revision 4825d7a4: Handle HEAD requests as if they are GET requests
03/09/2021
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Applied in changeset commit:d0fee9edf68d6c3f339533b4aa3357e52f621674. Backport #8366 (MODIFIED): Backpot to 2.1: docker 20.10 client pull operation fails with Error response from daemon: missing or empty Content-Type headerhttps://github.com/pulp/pulp_container/pull/221/files
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The Content-Type header is stripped by DRF when there is no body in the response.
Django and aiohttp both strip the body of HEAD requests. It is safe to handle
HEAD requests the same as GET requests and rely on the web server to strip t... Revision d0fee9ed (pulp_container): Handle HEAD requests as if they are GET requests -
The Content-Type header is stripped by DRF when there is no body in the response.
Django and aiohttp both strip the body of HEAD requests. It is safe to handle
HEAD requests the same as GET requests and rely on the web server to strip t... Revision d0fee9ed: Handle HEAD requests as if they are GET requests
02/08/2021
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The Content-Type header is stripped by DRF when there is no body in the response.
Django and aiohttp both strip the body of HEAD requests. It is safe to handle
HEAD requests the same as GET requests and rely on the web server to strip t... Revision ceb266c7 (pulp_container): Handle HEAD requests as if they are GET requests
02/06/2021
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Story #8217 (NEW): As a user of single container, I can easily use token auth for container registry APIThe instructions for the all in one container tell the user to provide a setting that disables token auth[0]. When token auth is disabled, RBAC is not used. It would be much better to provide instructions for how the user can enable toke...
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Task #8149 (CLOSED - COMPLETE): Update website with information about the CentOS 8 based single container.The new container is available on DockerHub under the `pulp/pulp` name. It is based on CentOS 8. In addition to the underlying OS being different from the `pulp/pulp-fedora31` image, there is also a difference in the PostgreSQL database...
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