Hi,
We have found an issue with the latest version compiled from sources from github. Any RPM is downloaded from web interface with the name f.txt. Wget or curl downloads everything correctly (if without --content-disposition option).
We are using now an old version (not sure from which revision, but without "delete" option for RPMs in WebUI), which doesn't have this issue, but we want to upgrade.
Java 1.8.0_60, Tomcat 8.0.12.
Also, another thing (not a big deal) is with constructing links: when you go to http://<yum.server.url>/<repo> without slash in the end, links on the page are pointing to http://<yum.server.url>/noarch etc, but should point to http://<yum.server.url>/<repo>/noarch (missing <repo>, and so url gives 404).
thx for the bug report. I can confirm that this is an using. We do not download RPMs much, that's why we didn't notice the behavior. I will deep dive later, today....
Hi, We have found an issue with the latest version compiled from sources from github. Any RPM is downloaded from web interface with the name
f.txt
. Wget or curl downloads everything correctly (if without--content-disposition
option). We are using now an old version (not sure from which revision, but without "delete" option for RPMs in WebUI), which doesn't have this issue, but we want to upgrade. Java 1.8.0_60, Tomcat 8.0.12.Also, another thing (not a big deal) is with constructing links: when you go to
http://<yum.server.url>/<repo>
without slash in the end, links on the page are pointing tohttp://<yum.server.url>/noarch
etc, but should point tohttp://<yum.server.url>/<repo>/noarch
(missing<repo>
, and so url gives 404).