[07:17] hello mwhudson, I syncd vulture... the delta seems useless now, can you please also look at your other merges? zope.testing, golang-* :) thanks! [07:26] mwhudson, I also syncd python-tornado, the testsuite seems fixed in debian, the timeout has been increased via patch [17:48] juliank: hi, if you have a chance, would you have a look at LP: #1713615 ? the ubuntu version of ttf-mscorefonts-installer uses package-data-downloader which uses apt-helper. do you think this is a bug in apt? [17:48] Launchpad bug 1713615 in msttcorefonts (Ubuntu) "ttf-mscorefonts-installer fails because Redirection from https to http is forbidden" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1713615 === BenderRo- is now known as BenderRodriguez [20:47] ginggs: apt does not follow https->http redirects by design [20:49] but that was not the issue last times [20:49] here too [20:49] It redirects to a failed mirror page, so it would not work anyway [21:00] * juliank tried three times, works just fine [22:15] in case it helps, this is my understanding from past years of using SF.net: sf mirrors would redirect to http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mirrorproblem?... only if the requested file should have been present at the requested mirror location but was not (due to mirroring issues) or had an incorrect checksum. also, this event triggers / schedules a redistribution from the master mirror to the download mirror. it's not possible to reproduce [22:15] it with a non-existant file location. also SF.net no longer seems to disclose which mirrors do not have a file (they did in the past), only the number of mirror servers which have it (and that only to project admins). so reproducing this will be difficult (the only way i can think of is to create a new file on some project and request this file from download mirrors before it has been distributed). [22:18] the redirection ot a plain http:// url seems like a bug to me, though (unless it is to rule out client TLS side issues), /mirrorproblem is also available via HTTPS and should probably be used as the redirection target instead.