I am seeing this with an openSUSE 12.1 system at home, and also a
Factory system at work:
% host download.opensuse.orgdownload.opensuse.org has address 195.135.221.134
download.opensuse.org has IPv6 address 2001:67c:2178:8::13
And then, when running zypper patch or zypper up, I see
Retrieving: repomd.xml [error]
Download (curl) error for
'http://download.opensuse.org/update/12.1/repodata/repomd.xml':
Error code: Connection failed
Error message: Failed to connect to 2001:67c:2178:8::13: Network is unreachable
Alas, my provider nor that network at work support IPv6. Still, my
system has IPv6 enabled since roaming around on different networks,
IPv6 may be present, or even necessary there.
(This does not happen all the time, sometimes if I retry a bit later
the system uses IPv4 and everything works.)
Now, is this just a setup problem and I should simply and
unconditionally disable IPv6?
Or are some parts of our update or network stack in need of
some adjustments?
For the time being, unless this is just me running into this,
should we disable IPv6 on download.opensuse.org?
Gerald
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Hi sir,
Glad to hear that you are in the market for plastic products. We specialize
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competitive price.
Our products includes:
1. PET,PE bottle blowing machine, full-automatic and semi-automatic;
2. Preform mold and cap/closure mold;
3. Injection machine and auxiliaries such as water chiller, color mixer,
air compressor and air filter, auto-loader,.
Should have any questions, pls do not hesitate to contract us
Kind regards
Jeffrey Rui
General manager
Taizhou Huangyan Plastics Machinery Co.,Ltd.
Add: Western Industrial Area, Huangyan, Zhejiang Province, China.
As of 23:00 UTC on 16 December, 2012, the openSUSE Project’s members
completed the Fifth election of the openSUSE Board. At stake were two
seats of the five electable seats. With 8 candidates, the community
definitely had a broad choice of qualified candidates to choose from.
In the end, the two top vote-getters were Raymond Wooninck (tittiacoke)
and Robert Schweikert, (robjo) respectively. They will join the
openSUSE Board on January 9th during the transitional meeting of the
regularly scheduled Project meeting heldon the Freenode IRC Channel at
17:00 UTC.
The Election Officials would like to congratulate all of thecandidates
for a great campaign season. These candidates included Matt Barringer,
Richard Brown, Carl Fletcher, Manu Gupta, Chuck Payne and Stefan
Seyfried. All of these candidates demonstrated a commitment to the
Project and exemplified the Guiding Principles which the Project, as a
whole, is founded upon.
We join the rest of the community in looking forward to an exciting year
to come as the new Board embarks on new initiatives and directions. And
we thank the community for giving us the opportunity to serve as members
of the election committee.
Sincerely,
The openSUSE Election Committee
- Izabel Valverde
- Thomas Schmidt
- Bryen M Yunashko
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Hi !
The elections have finished, so I think it's time to change the banner
of the page: http://www.opensuse.org/en/http://www.opensuse.org/es/
Bye! ;)
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hi,
poll results should be viable for logged in users. not just members.
I dont even see a reason not to make them public viable without login.
with kind regards
darix
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All,
The netiquette was updated in the last couple days to explicitely say
cross-posting is wrong:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Mailing_list_netiquette#Cross_posting
I very much disagree for the majority of the opensuse specialized
lists. In particular I note there is currently a cross-posted
discussion going on here with both -artwork and -project in the to:
line. I think this is as it should be.
I propose the netiquette be updated to say:
=======
Cross posting
That is when the same message is sent to two or more mail lists at
once, like when we CC two or more people in a private message.
Problem is if people reply and are not able to post to both lists.
Then one of the replies is rejected and the conversation becomes
disjointed. ie. Conversation becomes broken as the reader[s] can see
only messages that are posted to their list, often stumbling on
answers without previous questions.
This is imposing a lot of additional work to follow conversation, like
looking another list, or mail list archives, and try to locate missing
messages.
The opensuse lists come in 2 flavors: Closed lists that only allow
subscriber postings and open lists which allow non-subscriber
postings.
The high volume end-user distro support lists are all closed.
The lower volume specialized lists are typically open.
Thus if you post to a end-user list like "opensuse(a)opensuse.org" do
not cross-post to any other list.
If you are posting to the more specialized open list, cross-posting is
fine, but when replying to cross-posted messages, please continue to
reply to both of the cross-posted lists.
===
FYI: The LKML (linux kernel mailing lists) familiy of mailing lists
has been open for years and the cross-posting has been the norm there
for years. This is a solution.
FYI2: I first proposed on opensuse(a)opensuse.org converting it to an
open list and allowing cross-posting, but got little buy-in. That's
why I carved out the main user support lists from the rest.
Greg
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Hello mates,
does anyone know whether there's a function to push notifications to
group members when a discussion is newly created or updated on
connect.opensuse.org group?
Best,
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Hi all,
Here is a report of what the openSUSE Board discussed in October and
November 2012.
Note: action items that have been completed are not mentioned here; some
action items can belong to non-board members.
We intend to have such reports on a regular basis. On a personal level,
I'd like to encourage teams to write short reports too, to keep everyone
aware of what's going on.
Feedback on the content (as well as the form) is welcome :-)
Cheers,
Vincent
==================================================================
Events
======
+ openSUSE Conference 2013
One team applied to organize the Conference in 2013. After some
discussion with the team, and an evaluation of other options that
could be considered, it was agreed that the Conference would be
organized in Greece in July 2013.
+ openSUSE Summit 2013
SUSE proposed to host an openSUSE Summit in Florida after SUSEcon, in
November 2013. In concrete terms, SUSE would sponsor the venue and
part of the organization, while the community would handle the content
and some local organization. To make an informed decision, feedback on
the idea has been requested from the community.
+ openSUSE Conference 2014
In the hope that we can have two events a year, and assuming that we
would have a venue for the Summit sponsored by SUSE around November
every year, the board believes it would be beneficial to have the
Conference in spring. To enable this in 2014, we need to publish a
call for hosting bids shortly after the openSUSE Conference 2013
announcement.
AI: all to decide about openSUSE Summit 2013
AI: all to prepare a call for bids for the openSUSE Conference 2014
Hackathons
==========
A long-time idea of organizing more hackfests/sprints/etc. was pushed
with a proposal from SUSE to host three hackathons before openSUSE 12.3.
The board supported the proposal. One goal is to learn from this
experience so that the community can organize more hackathons all year
long.
Andrew agreed to monitor and help the coordination of the first
hackathons for the board.
Changes to Ambassadors Program
==============================
Kostas sent a proposal about changes to the ambassador program (as
proposed in his talk at the conference). On a general note, the board
supports the changes. There were some comments / suggestions for changes
from a non-board reviewer, that could be added to clarify a few things
(such as the relation with our existing governance structure, ie the
board).
AI: Kostas to review latest comments, and then start implementing the
changes.
Legal entity for openSUSE
=========================
An internal discussion about whether we need a legal entity or not
resumed again, and what form it should take. Two of the goals would
obviously be to be able to have direct access to some funds, and to
receive donations. Two main approaches were being discussed:
- creation of a Foundation
- joining a non-profit organization like the Software Freedom
Conservancy
The two approaches are currently under evaluation (which includes
discussing with the Software Freedom Conservancy). The goal is to have
as much information as possible so that the board with newly-elected
members can move fast next year.
AI: Vincent to discuss further with Software Freedom Conservancy
AI: Henne to fetch old documents about establishing a Foundation
Organization of openSUSE Board elections
========================================
The board worked on setting up an election committee that will organize
the elections. Izabel Valverde, Bryen Yunashko and Thomas Schmidt agreed
to step up.
Misc
====
There was short discussion on having openSUSE as an organization in
Ohloh, with general agreement that it should be done.
AI: Henne to create the organization in Ohloh
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Hi,
I'd like to thank Bryen, Izable, and Thomas for volunteering and
organizing the elections for this years openSUSE Board election. I'd
also like to thank those that participated in the election and cast
their vote.
Thank you for placing your trust in me and electing me to the openSUSE
Board.
Congratulations to Raymond on winning a seat on the Board. I am looking
forward to working with all the board members to address issues raised
by the community and guide the evolution of our project and community.
Have a lot of fun.
Robert
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