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Due to deprecation of the GeoLite Legacy databases we can't run CI builds or build Vagrant boxes.
@lizconlan: with some additional digging, it looks like the underlying problem is that during the Jan 7th maintenance window, it looks like MaxMind have gone ahead and removed the v1 files from their site so the packages installer chokes while attempting the download; geoipupdate looks as though it should fetch the v2 files so that's a partial solution
we've had problems in the past where the geoip database was out of date and misidentifying users as being in the US (I think what happened was an IP block or so was transferred between ISPs, possibly due to takeovers - e.g. PlusNet - etc) so keeping it up to date is definitely something we need to keep in mind #2520
For a quick fix to get builds working again we could be to switch to geoip-database, this works as the CSV are included in the package
There seems to be some newer GeoIp replacements listed in cjheath/geoip#75 so we should look at migrating to those at some point - possible the one provided by MaxMind once we drop Ruby <2.3 #4541#4542#4842
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GeoIp
GeoIP-database-contrib isn't installable
Jan 8, 2019
The geoip-database-contrib package attempts to download the legacy data
files which have now been removed from MaxMind's web servers.
The latest geoip-database package supplies the November 2018 version of
these files which should be safe to use until we can find a way to
ingest the v2 format files.
Connects to #5040
Due to deprecation of the GeoLite Legacy databases we can't run CI builds or build Vagrant boxes.
For a quick fix to get builds working again we could be to switch to
geoip-database
, this works as the CSV are included in the packageThere seems to be some newer GeoIp replacements listed in cjheath/geoip#75 so we should look at migrating to those at some point - possible the one provided by MaxMind once we drop Ruby <2.3 #4541 #4542 #4842
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: