Network errors

[tmattio]

Bad Checksums

• [ ] elina.1.3 (failed: Failed to get sources of elina.1.3: Bad checksum)
• [ ] ezjs_fetch.0.1 (failed: Failed to get sources of ezjs_fetch.0.1: Bad checksum)
• [ ] http-cookie.3.0.0 (failed: Failed to get sources of http-cookie.3.0.0: Bad checksum)
• [x] ocaml-ffmpeg (https://github.com/savonet/ocaml-ffmpeg/archive/v1.0.0-rc1.tar.gz):
  • [x] ffmpeg-av.1.0.0~rc1
  • [x] ffmpeg-avcodec.1.0.0~rc1
  • [x] ffmpeg-avdevice.1.0.0~rc1
  • [x] ffmpeg-swresample.1.0.0~rc1
  • [x] ffmpeg-swscale.1.0.0~rc1
  • [x] ffmpeg.1.0.0~rc1
  • [x] ffmpeg-avfilter.1.0.0~rc1

Curl error 404

• [ ] proverif.1.97pl3 (failed: Failed to get sources of proverif.1.97pl3: curl error code 404)
• [ ] proverif.1.98 (failed: Failed to get sources of proverif.1.98: curl error code 404)
• [ ] proverif.1.98pl1 (failed: Failed to get sources of proverif.1.98pl1: curl error code 404)

Curl error 403

• [ ] javalib.2.3.5 (failed: Failed to get sources of javalib.2.3.5: curl error code 403)
• [ ] sawja.1.5.4 (failed: Failed to get sources of javalib.2.3.5: curl error code 403)

[emillon]

Thanks for the list. Can you remove the duplicates?

[tmattio]

Done :)

[Leonidas-from-XIV]

The only tarball I could find in the cache was ffmpeg, so I made a PR to import it: https://github.com/ocaml/opam-source-archives/pull/16. Once this is merged we can update the OPAM file.

[tmattio]

What is the fix for the packages for which we can't find the tarball? Should we make them unavailable on opam?

[Leonidas-from-XIV]

@emillon mentioned there might be a way to reconstruct the original tarball from a new github generated one, but I am not sure how.

Anyway, if we can't find any tarball at all the probably need to be marked unavailable since it is impossible to build them; if we find a different tarball we could reach out to the authors and ask whether these are equivalent and update the checksums (and probably make sure the tarball stays available).

I feel like OPAM could use a package mirror (possibly with some kind of CDN in front of it), but that's probably out of scope for now.

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