Open jurraca opened 2 weeks ago
Happening two hours from now!
You'll see a warning that the RPKI version hasn't been tested passed 9.1 -- you can safely ignore and run the 9.3 version. Will get that fixed shortly.
My result:
The SHA-256 hash of the result file is: 8986e7baf0aea86b6b63766968d77edb384d1c332b23725596e18693235419ce
I have 8986e7baf0aea86b6b63766968d77edb384d1c332b23725596e18693235419ce
.
(You can ignore the time tracking in my run, I did the download part in one location and then finished the processing in another.
I got 37c70f403b65f9d7df887f73f0417fe401e8d0489b9c807f18351d190259d219
I seem to have more IRR and RouteViews data to parse than both of you.
OK, a bit low on participants, so thank you @dunxen for showing up! Could I ask you to upload your zipped final_result.txt
? Would like to figure out where I differed.
Working on performance improvements which should make this script significantly faster.
Could I ask you to upload your zipped
final_result.txt
? Would like to figure out where I differed.
Sure thing!
Here's the compressed result: 1730210400-final_result.txt.gz
I got 8986e7baf0aea86b6b63766968d77edb384d1c332b23725596e18693235419ce
.
Nice, looks like 8986e7baf0aea86b6b63766968d77edb384d1c332b23725596e18693235419ce
is the "winner".
Looking at this a bit more closely, the difference for me seems to be RPKI validation results. We all got about the same IRR data, the same RPKI files and almost the same number of entries, but I have a lot more invalids, which seems to account for the difference in the result files. I see a ton of CRL not yet valid
from several RIRs in debug.log
. Looking into it.
I got:
8986e7baf0aea86b6b63766968d77edb384d1c332b23725596e18693235419ce
Thanks everyone for participating!
Using the output file with hash 8986e7baf0aea86b6b63766968d77edb384d1c332b23725596e18693235419ce
, I've opened issue https://github.com/asmap/asmap-data/pull/19 with the compressed file which you can verify. Would be good to get at least two ACKs before we make it the latest_asmap
we point others to.
Next collaborative launch is planned for 1730210400.
The latest kartograf release is here. The requirements are Python 3.11 and rpki-client 9.3. We recommend you use Nix and run
nix develop
to enter an environment with the most recent dependency versions, includingrpki-client 9.3
.This release will also generate a
debug.log
file atout/1730210400/debug.log
to logrpki-client
run info. This will be useful to understand discrepancies or RPKI failures if they occur.