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Re: FW: [opensuse] FlightGear
- From: S Glasoe <srglasoe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 21:02:35 -0600
- Message-id: <200701102102.35796.srglasoe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
On Wednesday 10 January 2007 18:57, J. Scott Thayer M.D. wrote:
> You know, I followed your instructions and finally a server in Germany
> configured but all the other tries yield a message box that says
> Unable to create installation source...
> Unknown source type...
What Curtis said too. Opening those links in a browser should get you to the
server/directory. The key sub-directory is the repodata one. If that's
visible then YaST _should_ be able to handle it. I am having no problems
with any repo's I have defined, today at least. Last week and over the
weekend I had trouble with one site because the permissions in their
directory structure were messed up so I couldn't access it. Fixed Monday AM
though.
Not sure what all the troubles are except to guess that possible bad
permissions get replicated out from Novell/SUSE, the load is too high on
the mirror servers for any number of reasons, human error somewhere in the
mix, etc.
I don't think its a client side issue where our installs of openSUSE 10.2
are bad, there's a YaST bug, another zmd headache, etc. I perceive it to be
on the server side because I don't see comments about chicken sacrifices
fixing anything. Well, at least mine haven't worked...
Stan
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> You know, I followed your instructions and finally a server in Germany
> configured but all the other tries yield a message box that says
> Unable to create installation source...
> Unknown source type...
What Curtis said too. Opening those links in a browser should get you to the
server/directory. The key sub-directory is the repodata one. If that's
visible then YaST _should_ be able to handle it. I am having no problems
with any repo's I have defined, today at least. Last week and over the
weekend I had trouble with one site because the permissions in their
directory structure were messed up so I couldn't access it. Fixed Monday AM
though.
Not sure what all the troubles are except to guess that possible bad
permissions get replicated out from Novell/SUSE, the load is too high on
the mirror servers for any number of reasons, human error somewhere in the
mix, etc.
I don't think its a client side issue where our installs of openSUSE 10.2
are bad, there's a YaST bug, another zmd headache, etc. I perceive it to be
on the server side because I don't see comments about chicken sacrifices
fixing anything. Well, at least mine haven't worked...
Stan
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