Hi, Mathieu Othacehe <othac...@gnu.org> skribis:
> I found out the reason of this failure, the .185 key was not authorized > on Berlin. This issue while really simple, took us a long time to > detect. I think we need to come out with a big warning somewhere when a > substitute is refused because the server is not authorized. Ouch! That machine must have been off-line when I initially imported all the keys. The difficulty with printing a warning is that when using ‘--discover’ or similar, we just want to use unauthorized machines as mirrors, and there should be no warnings in that case. But it’s hard to tell whether that’s intended or not. > In the meantime this is fixed with > d8f078a2c96b867abba5092a251175b8d82dd37c in the maintenance repository. Thank you! Ludo’.
