Problem with cloudsmith repository

[Cyrceja]

Hello,
I've problem with cloudsmith:

Do you know anything about this?

[michaelklishin]

@Cyrceja we cannot suggest anything without knowing what exactly you did. We do not guess in this community.

If you try to navigate to ppa1.novemberain.com and similar Cloudsmith mirrors, they do not have landing pages, and indeed will serve you a 404 page. All they are set up to do is to serve apt (dnf, yum in case of yum* subdomains) package repository requests.

[Cyrceja]

It's this same:

Hi,
I'm trying to set up a repository for rhel 9, but I'm getting 404s everywhere and can't download the packages.

[michaelklishin]

Like I said, you are not supposed to access that subdomain in a Web browser. See this doc section to find out how the mirror should be used with apt.

[Cyrceja]

I using RHEL = yum repository.
When I try to add repositories do yum, i've an error, so i checked repos in browser and this problem I see.

[Cyrceja]

End, I try to create mirror repository at my rhel satellite and problem is too.

[michaelklishin]

If you are using yum then you are supposed to use yum2.novemberain.com, etc. ppa* host Debian repositories.

[Cyrceja]

It's this same:

Hi, I'm trying to set up a repository for rhel 9, but I'm getting 404s everywhere and can't download the packages.

As I showed in this message, I cannot access this address either.

[michaelklishin]

You are not supposed to access it in a Web browser. That will not work, by design. You must set up a repository file for tools such as dnf, yum, or their respective mirroring solutions in order to use the mirrors. Both Debian and RPM guides explain how to do that.

Here is how to set up an apt mirror. The process is similar for dnf/yum repositories but uses a tool called reposync.