2020-08-31T02:32:02  *** okurz_ is now known as okurz
2020-08-31T08:34:36  <DimStar_> Good day Heroes
2020-08-31T08:35:05  <DimStar_> Are you the fine people taking care of doc.o.o (including the script updating the content in https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/x86_64/openSUSE/Tumbleweed/ ?)
2020-08-31T09:04:27  <DimStar_> cboltz: Since you only just joined, you might have misses my question. do you know if doc.o.o is under your guard? I'd need some help there
2020-08-31T09:13:31  <cboltz> doc.o.o is still running on SLE 11 (community.i.o.o)
2020-08-31T09:13:45  <cboltz> I have access, so - what exactly is your problem?
2020-08-31T09:13:58  <DimStar_> Ouch - SLE11 is bad.
2020-08-31T09:14:21  <DimStar_> The problem is that there seems to be a script downloading an RPM from download.o.o/tumbleweed/repo/oss and extract the release-notes RPM
2020-08-31T09:14:44  <DimStar_> but since TW changed to zstd payload, that bot can't extract the payload
2020-08-31T09:14:44  <cboltz> let me guess - "wrong" compression?
2020-08-31T09:15:23  <cboltz> the good thing is that lcp already worked on a salted replacement that runs on a 15.2 server
2020-08-31T09:15:24  <DimStar_> and as it takes the RPM from download.o.o (I guess?) it would not even help if I'd change payload compression for that package, as I could not get through QA to release it
2020-08-31T09:16:02  <cboltz> I'll have to check if it produces the expected result
2020-08-31T09:16:09  <DimStar_> so, I 'guess' the easiest / quickest hack we could do is manually decompress an older release notes (from /history) into the location and disable the TW update task for the time being
2020-08-31T09:16:34  <cboltz> if it does, we should be able to serve (only) the release notes from pinot.i.o.o
2020-08-31T09:16:57  <DimStar_> that's a newer server? (need at least 15sp2)
2020-08-31T09:17:07  <cboltz> yes, pinot is 15.2
2020-08-31T09:17:38  <DimStar_> ok, would be great if we can find some solution (or workaround) - as currently all stagings and product tests are red :)
2020-08-31T09:18:08  <DimStar_> shall I create a poo entry as well, so we have something to document against?
2020-08-31T09:20:09  <cboltz> only if you want to - I can also work on it without a formal ticket ;-)
2020-08-31T09:20:33  <DimStar_> If I can spare a ticket, I'm always happy
2020-08-31T09:25:41  <cboltz> lcp: FYI - I did a manual   rpm --import Documentation:Auto.pub   on pinot to import the GPG key of that repo
2020-08-31T09:26:38  <cboltz> lcp: and you'll need to adjust the apache config - "Order" and "Allow" don't work anymore (at least not without mod_compat)
2020-08-31T09:37:07  <cboltz> DimStar_: did you already open a ticket?
2020-08-31T09:37:11  <DimStar_> cboltz: do I read this right that it takes the rel notes from the Documentation:Auto repo? Not from the distro itself?
2020-08-31T09:37:22  <cboltz> right
2020-08-31T09:40:34  <DimStar_> hm.. then we could actually easily override the compression format in that OBS project
2020-08-31T09:41:05  <DimStar_> #70714 would be the ticket
2020-08-31T09:41:41  <DimStar_> but I see you got a working solution ready
2020-08-31T09:41:47  <cboltz> if you want, you can close it again - the tumbleweed release notes are now served from the new server
2020-08-31T09:42:37  <cboltz> I'll have to check the other release notes before switching them over
2020-08-31T09:43:13  <cboltz> lcp: I also noticed that the "overview page" https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/ doesn't get created on pinot
2020-08-31T09:44:29  <cboltz> lcp: for the apache config and and a small issue in the script, I created https://gitlab.infra.opensuse.org/infra/salt/-/merge_requests/441
2020-08-31T09:45:15  <DimStar_> cboltz: thanks updated the ticket and closed it again. Thank you very much for the quick reaction and getting a fix ready in such a short time
2020-08-31T09:45:41  <cboltz> well, all the preparation was done by lcp
2020-08-31T09:45:56  <cboltz> I only had to fix a few small issues and adjust the haproxy config
2020-08-31T09:49:19  <cboltz> DimStar_: for historic reasons, old release notes (starting with 12.1) are still online (even if not listed in the overview page)
2020-08-31T09:49:30  <cboltz> should we keep them?
2020-08-31T09:50:57  <DimStar_> https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/ lists starting from 12.1. IMHO, we can keep them, they don't really  eat space but they happen to show up in google searched references and sites.
2020-08-31T09:53:02  <cboltz> ok