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On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 1:20 PM, Graham Allan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> We just had to install a couple of SL 6.1 machines (due to collaboration
> dependency on this version) and strangely found that the installation
> would bomb every time with an anaconda error when trying to parse
> /tmp/.treeinfo. The file contains the following contents:
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> ...
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> it was suggested there that someone post this to the SL lists but I
> don't see any sign that happened. Their workaround of a dummy hosts
> entry for ftp.scientificlinux.org does let the install succeed, but I
> imagine that either putting the file back into place, or disabling the
> "helpful" response from the server in favor of a plain 404 response,
> should help?
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> Although I'm curious why anaconda is attempting to download a file from
> ftp.scientificlinux.org when all the declared sources are local - some
> oversight in the installer build?
>
> The same problem afflicts SL 6.0, btw.
This problem was brought to the list when 6.1 was released (more or
less) and, IIRC, Connie tracked down the problem to a change in
Anaconda's behavior.
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