Packages got published but don't show up on Download page

**FreeSlave** · 31-Jul-2020, 04:16

Hello. Yesterday I made a package https://build.opensuse.org/package/s...e-image-plugin My packages were published for enabled distributions (I can find binary packages if I click on certain distribution and they can be installed via apt-get), but some of enabled distros (Debian and Ubuntu) still don't show up on "Download package" page. Can it be related to the fact, that I build multiple packages from one source?

**malcolmlewis** · 31-Jul-2020, 06:42

Originally Posted by FreeSlave

Hello. Yesterday I made a package https://build.opensuse.org/package/s...e-image-plugin My packages were published for enabled distributions (I can find binary packages if I click on certain distribution and they can be installed via apt-get), but some of enabled distros (Debian and Ubuntu) still don't show up on "Download package" page. Can it be related to the fact, that I build multiple packages from one source?

Hi and welcome to the Forum

Just a time delay, if you look at the list of distributions and hover over the icon it will give a status, the icon showing the delivery truck, means the repository is published, I think you will find they are all there now. Just remember that home repositories are way down the pecking order as far as priorities go. So if the likes of openSUSE Tumbleweed (Factory) is busy (esp rebuild) then there may be delays.

**FreeSlave** · 31-Jul-2020, 07:21

Originally Posted by malcolmlewis

Hi and welcome to the Forum

Just a time delay, if you look at the list of distributions and hover over the icon it will give a status, the icon showing the delivery truck, means the repository is published, I think you will find they are all there now. Just remember that home repositories are way down the pecking order as far as priorities go. So if the likes of openSUSE Tumbleweed (Factory) is busy (esp rebuild) then there may be delays.

That's the thing. I have a truck icon on Debian and Ubuntu packages, as well as "succeded" status. But "Download package" page https://software.opensuse.org//downl...e-image-plugin shows Fedora only. Packages were published correctly, it's just this particular interface did not get updated for some reason.

**malcolmlewis** · 31-Jul-2020, 07:33

Originally Posted by FreeSlave

That's the thing. I have a truck icon on Debian and Ubuntu packages, as well as "succeded" status. But "Download package" page https://software.opensuse.org//downl...e-image-plugin shows Fedora only. Packages were published correctly, it's just this particular interface did not get updated for some reason.

Hi
Do you use IRC? I would jump on Freenode #opensuse-buildservice or the mailing list.... openSUSE:Communication channels - openSUSE to ask if there are issues.

**FreeSlave** · 31-Jul-2020, 12:13

Originally Posted by malcolmlewis

Hi
Do you use IRC? I would jump on Freenode #opensuse-buildservice or the mailing list.... openSUSE:Communication channels - openSUSE to ask if there are issues.

When I try to post a message there, I'm getting an error "Cannot send to nick/channel". Anyway, is not it better to discuss the issue on the forum? IRC chats are real-time and require user's presense at the time of the answer, not very convenient.

I see another topic with the similar issue: https://forums.opensuse.org/showthre...-not-published

Same story: packages have been published, but the Download page does not show them.

**malcolmlewis** · 31-Jul-2020, 13:18

Originally Posted by FreeSlave

When I try to post a message there, I'm getting an error "Cannot send to nick/channel". Anyway, is not it better to discuss the issue on the forum? IRC chats are real-time and require user's presense at the time of the answer, not very convenient.

I see another topic with the similar issue: https://forums.opensuse.org/showthre...-not-published

Same story: packages have been published, but the Download page does not show them.

Hi
Unfortunately the folks that have the access to look at the issue are there

I would try the mailing list then, just make sure the email you send is not html, text only.

**FreeSlave** · 31-Jul-2020, 13:46

Originally Posted by malcolmlewis

Hi
Unfortunately the folks that have the access to look at the issue are there

I would try the mailing list then, just make sure the email you send is not html, text only.

I've tried to send email to opensuse-bugs@opensuse.org but the mail was denied

Code:

The message .... was unable to be
delivered to the list because of an access rule set up by the list
administrator.

There's no explanation why the message was denied.

**malcolmlewis** · 31-Jul-2020, 14:02

Originally Posted by FreeSlave

I've tried to send email to opensuse-bugs@opensuse.org but the mail was denied

Code:

The message .... was unable to be
delivered to the list because of an access rule set up by the list
administrator.

There's no explanation why the message was denied.

Hi
Wrong place... that list is for just for bug report announcements. Try the nomail option (https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Mai...s_subscription) and send to opensuse-buildservice

**FreeSlave** · 31-Jul-2020, 14:20

Originally Posted by malcolmlewis

Hi
Wrong place... that list is for just for bug report announcements. Try the nomail option (https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Mai...s_subscription) and send to opensuse-buildservice

I subscribed to opensuse-buildservice using this method, but my messages are still getting denied. I'm using gmail and it sends the mail in both text/plain and text/html forms. Can it be the issue?

**malcolmlewis** · 31-Jul-2020, 14:35

Originally Posted by FreeSlave

I subscribed to opensuse-buildservice using this method, but my messages are still getting denied. I'm using gmail and it sends the mail in both text/plain and text/html forms. Can it be the issue?

Hi
Yes, plain text only.