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Microsoft Packaged Linux Software (DEBs, RPMs, etc) are hosted on packages.microsoft.com (PMC) made available as native Linux repositories for use with package managers like APT, YUM, etc.
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RHEL 8.0 Repo missing #113

Closed hubs032 closed 6 months ago

hubs032 commented 7 months ago

Describe the issue This URL has no directory for 8.0, but did yesterday, and has a .0 for all other supported versions.

When did the issue occur? First notice 5pm CST on 2/16

If applicable, what package did you attempt to install, and from which repo?

Steps to Reproduce Try to download https://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/8.0/prod/repodata/repomd.xml which is configured by default on Azure RHEL VMs.

Actual Result 404

Expected Result 200

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Additional context

Ksurender commented 7 months ago

I have also been running into this. First saw this on February 14th EST.

Ksurender commented 7 months ago

This is having a bad interaction with Microsoft Defender for Azure. It will install a prod.repo onto your VM that references the non-existant 8.0 directory. After it does this any yum install commands error out.

Ksurender commented 7 months ago

This is having a bad interaction with Microsoft Defender for Azure. It will install a prod.repo onto your VM that references the non-existant 8.0 directory. After it does this any yum install commands error out.

Here is the corresponding issue in the defender repo:

https://github.com/microsoft/mdatp-xplat/issues/128

acheng-01 commented 6 months ago

Hi all, thank you for bringing this to our attention. We did have a prod.repo referencing the 8.0 endpoint but that endpoint was in fact missing.

The repos were instead being mapped to rhel/8. We've just now added a new distribution endpoint at rhel/8.0 in addition to rhel/8, which should also resolve that Microsoft Defender issue. I will post a comment there as well, but this 404 issue should be resolved. We will continue monitoring this issue for the next few days in case publishers are still having issues. Thank you for your patience!