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Pull Through Cache is not functioning. 500 internal server error #1801
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Was this working before? Did you upgrade to a newer version of pulpcore recently? Did you try to replicate the pull-through remotes and distributions? |
I wonder how did you end up in this state. I have checked out the main branch from pulpcore and pulp_container and the listing seems to be working fine on a fresh installation:
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I can see we had a successful replication a week ago. I just found it in a broken state yesterday because I went to update pulp itself. It was at 3.63.0 and went to 3.66.0. Both versions were in this broken state. I do see the pull through assets on the replica. I was able to list the container repos in the catalog. The list is the same between the source and the replica.
Interestingly I can pull any container from both source/replica that is not a pulp container.
I was able to get the pulp containers working by deleting the remotes/distributions and then pulling them again.
I want to try to delete the remote/distribution and recreate them for the |
Side question: why do some repositories have |
Version
core: 3.66.0
container: 2.21.1
Describe the bug
The pull through caches cannot be listed. Some of them can be pulled from but some of them cannot be.
I can see that the pull through still exists but trying to create it again.
This container pulled just fine
This one does not pull
The 500 error
The same 500 error happens during a replicate tasks also.
To Reproduce
n/a
Expected behavior
The container plugin should function as designed.
Additional context
I did not make any changes leading up to this error. I saw it on core 3.63.0 and updated to 3.66.0 to see if it went away but it did not.
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