[CentOS] Yum repomd.xml error
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.comWed May 11 17:45:00 UTC 2005
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On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 21:02, Lamar Owen wrote: > No, but if she steps on your foot, there's two reasons why: she can't dance, > or you can't move your feet fast enough. Her misstep has two causes. In this > case, yum is getting an RFC2616 compliant response code of 304 as an > inappropriate response (after all, 304 is indicated only with a conditional > GET and is intended to answer caching questions). I don't think I've ever seen apache get that wrong, although it can be fooled by bad timestamps on the underlying files. > Now, the question becomes > how yum is doing its GET, and how yum responds to an unexpected 304, which > just means Not Modified. The urlgrab routines apparently don't handle this > for yum (it's open source; I read the source). Fixable with a little work, > really. It makes perfect sense to do a conditional get if you already have a copy of something that is likely to be unchanged on the server. -- Les Mikesell les at futuresource.com
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