git requests from blends.debian.net
Hi everyone. I noticed I had some daily git-daemon errors from
blends.debian.net (87.98.215.146) since 'trend' was included in
'science-viewing'.
Jun 29 09:24:46 e git-daemon[8721]: Connection from 87.98.215.146:59899
Jun 29 09:24:46 e git-daemon[8721]: Extended attributes (21 bytes) exist
<host=src.thregr.org>
Jun 29 09:24:46 e git-daemon[8721]: Request upload-archive for '/trend'
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8721]: fatal: sent error to the client: git
upload-archive: archiver died with error
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[22383]: [8721] Disconnected (with error)
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8724]: Connection from 87.98.215.146:59900
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8724]: Extended attributes (21 bytes) exist
<host=src.thregr.org>
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8724]: Request upload-archive for '/trend'
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8724]: fatal: sent error to the client: git
upload-archive: archiver died with error
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[22383]: [8724] Disconnected (with error)
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8727]: Connection from 87.98.215.146:59901
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8727]: Extended attributes (21 bytes) exist
<host=src.thregr.org>
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8727]: Request upload-archive for '/trend'
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8727]: fatal: sent error to the client: git
upload-archive: archiver died with error
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[22383]: [8727] Disconnected (with error)
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8730]: Connection from 87.98.215.146:59902
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8730]: Extended attributes (21 bytes) exist
<host=src.thregr.org>
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8730]: Request upload-archive for '/trend'
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[22383]: [8730] Disconnected
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8733]: Connection from 87.98.215.146:59903
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8733]: Extended attributes (21 bytes) exist
<host=src.thregr.org>
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[8733]: Request upload-archive for '/trend'
Jun 29 09:24:47 e git-daemon[22383]: [8733] Disconnected
I thought to let you know that several attempts are failing. Why exactly
all these upload-archive requests are needed?
If a daily process is required, it's probably much more effective to
request a shallow clone the first time and then prune the history just
afterwards.
Just wondering.
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