Problem: Since Thursday, 13/06/2024, the “/buster/” directory in the Foreman repository has been empty, containing only signatures and no available packages. This is impacting our ability to update systems dependent on this repository.
Expected outcome: We expect the “/buster/” directory in the Foreman repository to contain the usual Debian Buster packages and data necessary for system updates.
Foreman and Proxy versions:
Foreman Version 2.3.5
Distribution and version:
Operating System: Debian 10
I am writing to inform you about an issue we are experiencing with the Debian Buster repository managed by Foreman. Since Thursday, 13/06/2024, we have noticed that the directory “/buster/” in the Foreman repository no longer contains any data or available packages. This is affecting our ability to update the systems that rely on these repositories.
Our setup involves several Linux machines using Puppet and Foreman for package management and updates. Until the mentioned date, the machines could access and download necessary packages from the “/buster/” repository without issues. However, we now find ourselves in a situation where this directory appears to have been emptied, leaving only some signatures but no usable content.
We have reviewed our local configuration and confirmed that no significant changes have been made to our access policies or repository configurations. Additionally, we have verified other directories within the “/dists/” structure in the Foreman repository and can confirm that the other directories contain the expected information and packages.
