Magento downloads are no longer working from magentocommerce.com #722
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@hostep check the config.yaml file, there are mirrors on Github for some versions. For example Work around whilst the URL's get updated |
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Also for the time being, if you can't find a mirror for the version you need then you can add your own repositories / overwrite existing ones as per the docs here https://github.com/netz98/n98-magerun/wiki/Magento-installer |
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Just two cents from my site, there are two options, either use a github mirror (or something alike):
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Problem with MAGEID is that I don't think we'll want to spread it. Perhaps a magerun-download-account, but I dunno (I know about that method, but thanks for referencing it here, too). I'll check for the mirrors first. - https://gist.github.com/tkn98/51ae2afa7b1083f28fea |
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right, I don't want to spread it too. My intention was that magerun uses YOUR id, but then you need to configure it. This is crappy, but the official source ... |
This PR is empty and just a short message (as there was no issues) that it would be great if the 1.8.0.0 could be tagged:
git tag 1.8.0.0 94e611e
if done, please ping me. afterwards I can add these to magerun, magento closed down even more of the public downloads, see netz98/n98-magerun#722
Thanks!
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YOUR id does not work well for unattended setups like we have with mage test stand and automatic builds. and what about the sample data? any mirrors of these? |
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at least not in the API. No clue, wether it is anywhere availabe. I would love to just run a magento mirror. But this would be as trustful as any github mirror. |
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@Schrank: We have checksums per the files, so this is not about blind trust but controlled blind trust ;) I dunno how much traffic this creates, we could benefit from a dump because I just realized that not all the packages we have supported in magerun so far are available via token. also the demo data is not available via the token based download REST API. This is all in all quite some chaotic situation, I try to figure something out so we get it running at least again for the moment. |
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The magerun token for downloads was suggested and shot down unfortunately: https://twitter.com/aschroder/status/659885608429481984 |
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Since downloading from magento.com seems to be very fragile I like @clegginabox's suggestion to use Magento mirror instead. (Especially for test runs using MageTestStand the "trust" issue shouldn't be an issue :) |
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Just tagged 1.8.0.0 in https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-mirror and created a pull request here for #724 to add the that one (and 5 more that were missing) to config.yaml. |
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Version 1.97.7 of Magerun has just been released addressing this issue. The list of mirror packages has been updated and improved. The install command still has magento-ce packages, but these do still not work. Use the magento-mirror packages instead, the line-up has been improved, here a short view:
These packages are provided by Github. The data-sample packages are now served from a mirror, too. These have been off-loaded into Sourceforge File Release System (FRS) which even offers automatic mirrors across the globe. At this moment it's hard to say how long this will be the status quo. At least it's now possible to use unattended installs again despite some configuration changes like the name-change are necessary. |
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FYI see comments on https://gist.github.com/piotrekkaminski/9bc45ec84028611d621e |
The "magento-ce" packages are old/outdated packages from the time where Magento did offer packages to download via HTTP URLs. These downloads stopped working ca. Nov 2015, see netz98#722. In a more recent change the historic checksums were changed to the Openmage mirror archive packages. this change did not only introduce data-loss to the known data but was also superfluous as all these Openmage packages are available under the "magento-mirror" line-up and were just duplicated. This commit fixes that issue by restoring the old data. Note: So far Magento does not provide downloads any longer in a use-able manner and there is not much we can do about it within Magerun but providing the Openmage mirror alternative. Note: It's up to a further change to find out if moving "magento-ce" packages below the "magento-mirror" ones is able to remove some ambiguities when listing packages.
The "magento-ce" packages are old/outdated packages from the time where Magento did offer packages to download via HTTP URLs. These downloads stopped working ca. Nov 2015, see netz98#722. In a more recent change a096800 the historic checksums were changed to the Openmage mirror archive packages. Made in good faith, this change did not only introduce data-loss to the known data but was also superfluous as all these Openmage packages are available under the "magento-mirror" line-up and were just duplicated. This leads to a lot of irritation how to handle new packages (as seen in varios new issues (netz98#931, netz98#929, ...). This commit fixes that issue by restoring the old data. Note: So far Magento does not provide downloads any longer in a use-able manner and there is not much we can do about it within Magerun but providing the Openmage mirror alternative (which is done since longer) Note: It's up to a further change to find out if moving "magento-ce" packages below the "magento-mirror" ones is able to remove some ambiguities when listing packages. Refs: - netz98#722 - a096800
The "magento-ce" packages are old/outdated packages from the time where Magento did offer packages to download via HTTP URLs. These downloads stopped working ca. Nov 2015, see netz98#722. In a more recent change a096800 the historic checksums were changed to the Openmage mirror archive packages. Made in good faith, this change did not only introduce data-loss to the known data but was also superfluous as all these Openmage packages are available under the "magento-mirror" line-up and were just duplicated. This leads to a lot of irritation how to handle new packages (as seen in various new issues (netz98#931, netz98#930, netz98#929, ...). This commit fixes that issue by restoring the old data. Note: So far Magento does not provide downloads any longer in a use-able manner and there is not much we can do about it within Magerun but providing the Openmage mirror alternative (which is done since longer) Note: It's up to a further change to find out if moving "magento-ce" packages below the "magento-mirror" ones is able to remove some ambiguities when listing packages. Refs: - netz98#722 - a096800
Great, just discovered the url's from magentocommerce.com where you can download Magento are no longer working.
For example these ones no longer work:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/downloads/assets/1.8.0.0/magento-1.8.0.0.tar.gz
http://www.magentocommerce.com/downloads/assets/1.8.1.0/magento-1.8.1.0.tar.gz
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I have no idea if this is a temporary glitch or not, but maybe you should start looking at using different url's for these versions.
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