fix devrepo.subgraph.com to aid Subgraph OS build process understanding

[adrelanos]

As reported earlier by another user, but that may have been lost...

I would like to learn more about Subgraph OS internals. They way this is usually done is looking through the apt repository to see what packages are there to get a high level overview. Subgraph OS apt repository https://devrepo.subgraph.com is showing 403 Forbidden. That does not increase security but is a severe blocker in understanding Subgraph OS.

Please fix by allowing directory listings on https://devrepo.subgraph.com.

[mckinney-subgraph]

https://devrepo.subgraph.com does not contain any Subgraph OS internals (??) that I am aware of. Please clarify what you mean by Subgraph OS internals.

I don't mind turning directory listings on. I didn't imagine it was severely blocking somebody. There are other ways to obtain the same information (use the links in the Secure Desktops message, look at /var/lib/apt/lists locally, run aptitude, or even take apart the ISO) in the meantime.

[xSmurf]

There are no "subgraph-os-internals"; everything is available via the Release files, so you should already have access to everything. Also looking at the live build configs will give someone plenty of insight as well.

I don't mind turning directory listings on. - @mckinney-subgraph

I think we can close this ticket, ample answers were provided here and we've agreed to turn on dir listing eventually, for what ever that's worth.

[adrelanos]

Directory listings on https://devrepo.subgraph.com are disabled. Could you please reopen and enable directory listings?

[mckinney-subgraph]

They are enabled, you just have to go here:
https://devrepo.subgraph.com/subgraph/

[adrelanos]

Great!