Use the fedora-archive.repo file defined in fedora-coreos-config to set up the EOL containers in tests that use it. This will force packages to be downloaded from https://df.fedoraproject.org, as specified in the repo file. The ITUP cluster, being used by the RHCOS pipeline, requires all outbound connections to be specified in a Firewall Egress file, and this will ensure the same connection will always be used when downloading the archived fedora content.
This should have been part of https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-config/pull/3138. I thought the dhcp-propagation test had been introduced in 4.13, but it had just been moved to another directory (https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-config/commit/3d5ec3563db2a6d4a901ad90398a21244c778f3e).
Use the fedora-archive.repo file defined in fedora-coreos-config to set up the EOL containers in tests that use it. This will force packages to be downloaded from
https://df.fedoraproject.org, as specified in the repo file. The ITUP cluster, being used by the RHCOS pipeline, requires all outbound connections to be specified in a Firewall Egress file, and this will ensure the same connection will always be used when downloading the archived fedora content.see: https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-config/pull/3128