fix(download): always send User-Agent and Accept headers (fix glibc and libtirpc build) #211
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When downloading files, src.fedoraproject.org now requires the Accept header to be present. If the header is missing, it returns an HTML page instead of the requested file, causing a checksum mismatch. This change adds the "Accept: */*" and "User-Agent: BLDR/<version>" headers to all HTTP downloads to prevent this issue. This was discovered when glibc and libtirpc packages started to fail recently in the extensions repository[1]. [1] https://github.com/siderolabs/extensions/ Signed-off-by: Gilbert Gilb's <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the fix. Extensions now use ubuntu mirrors since fedora project uses shasums in url which makes it not at all possible to update via automation |
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I needed to build glibc for v1.11 which still use fedora mirrors, unfortunately. I guess sending UA and Accept header is good practice regardless? |
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Yes, I was just pointing out the change we made |
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When downloading files, src.fedoraproject.org now requires the Accept header to be present. If the header is missing, it returns an HTML page instead of the requested file, causing a checksum mismatch.
This change adds the
Accept: */*andUser-Agent: BLDR/<version>headers to all HTTP downloads to prevent this issue.This was discovered when glibc and libtirpc packages started to fail recently in the extensions repository[1].
[1] https://github.com/siderolabs/extensions/