New article doesn't show up on planet

[ionelmc]

I have published a new entry in https://blog.ionelmc.ro/feeds/python.atom.xml (7 may) and it doesn't seem to show up on the planet. Is there a problem on my end?

[ionelmc]

I've checked it at https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.ionelmc.ro%2Ffeeds%2Fpython.atom.xml - it's definitely valid.

[tjguk]

Thanks for checking the most obvious stuff; hopefully one of us will have a chance to look at the feed before too long.

[ionelmc]

It still doesn't publish my new entries. @tjguk or anyone can take a look and tell me what's wrong? My feed is still valid, eg:

[ionelmc]

Or maybe @tseaver? Sorry for pinging but then this was open for a long time.

I also have a rss feed (https://blog.ionelmc.ro/feeds/python.rss.xml), maybe that works?

[rochacbruno]

@ionelmc I pushed a change from atom to .rss (lets see if that will work in a couple hours)

[ionelmc]

Well I don't see anything appearing. Is there any time limit in action? (now the entry would be two days old)

Also, are there any logs to check? I've tried running the planet.py script locally and it seems to work with both atom and rss feeds. Actually, is that script up to date with what's deployed?

[rochacbruno]

@ionelmc I dont have access to the server where it is running, maybe @tseaver has access to it to see the logs.

This repo is the same which is deployed automatically to the server every ~2 hours.

[tseaver]

I don't have access to the server / logs.

I have tried debugging by copying the INI file, deleting all feeds except the one for @ionelmc, and running locally: the one current feed item ("Rehashing the src layout", 2017-09-24T17:00:00Z) does appear (the others are too old for our conifguration).

Checking now: the last item on the Planet is newer than that: it may be scrolled off due to a max-items configuration?

[ionelmc]

Oh well cat's out of the bag now. I think this should be left open in case someone can check those logs.

Anyway, I've been trying some things, it turns out the planet won't fetch my feed on ubuntu 10.04 (old ssl problem). Could that be it?

If so, you could try to change my feed to http (it should be fine, there's no redirect to https)?

[tjguk]

Fine with leaving it open. The slightly wider issue here is -- as elsewhere within the python.org ecosystem -- that we have various decoupled sets of volunteers, each holding a piece of the puzzle. Like several of those volunteers, I have a finger in a few pies but not all. Specifically I'm not involved with the infrastructure team. I pinged the infra team a month or so ago to ask this very question about access to logs (or to the server) but haven't heard back. Obviously *they're* volunteers too and I know perfectly well how long *I* can leave issues hanging because of the aggro they'll cause. I'll ping again (or any of the other planet@ crew is welcome to do so; I think I cc-ed you all last time). And let's see what we can do. TJG

[pydanny]

@ionelmc I had a similar problem with my blog (#233 (comment)).

Planet Python uses the W3C validator for feeds, which is both strict to the point that it blocks you and me, yet allows broken posts through. The solution I think is to remove or fix the broken validation. Alas, I don't have time for it. If there was a way to pay for the fix I would happily pay someone to do the work.

[ionelmc]

@pydanny But my feed is technically valid. Are we talking about a different validator than https://validator.w3.org/feed/?

[pybites]

@ionelmc did you make any progress on this?

I want to give it another go, last time it seemed (Open)SSL related, see:

#240
and
#114

[pydanny]

I just modernized my blog and also have a valid feed. However, just like with @ionelmc, my latest article never showed up.

Maybe the answer is to delete our blog feeds and re-add them?