Unfortunately, pcidb was abusing the hosting of the PCIIDS database (see
Issue #28). Looks like CI/CD jobs were executing in containers and the
container filesystem did not contain the linux host PCIIDS database,
causing pcidb to fetch the latest from the pci-ids.ucw.cz website.
This PR disables the network fetch behaviour of pcidb by default, which
should hopefully address the abusive calls to the pci-ids.ucw.cz hosting
service.
I'm working separately with @fromanih from Red Hat to identify any CI
jobs that might have triggered the fetch storm...
Unfortunately, pcidb was abusing the hosting of the PCIIDS database (see Issue #28). Looks like CI/CD jobs were executing in containers and the container filesystem did not contain the linux host PCIIDS database, causing pcidb to fetch the latest from the pci-ids.ucw.cz website.
This PR disables the network fetch behaviour of pcidb by default, which should hopefully address the abusive calls to the pci-ids.ucw.cz hosting service.
I'm working separately with @fromanih from Red Hat to identify any CI jobs that might have triggered the fetch storm...
Signed-off-by: Jay Pipes jaypipes@gmail.com