wrong paths / urls about panamax

[k3d3]

The nginx rewrite rules have been more or less deprecated by the serve command, however if this is affecting both then it's likely not the culprit. It sounds like you might just be missing packages, caused by an earlier bugfix that changed the layout of the 3 directory.

First, make sure you're running the latest Panamax (right now, 1.0.12). If you're not sure, then fully uninstall and reinstall it just in case.

Then, try running panamax verify. That should check for missing files and ask for you to download them.

If the verify command doesn't work, delete the crates.io-index directory and try running panamax sync again.

If that doesn't work, then you might need to completely delete the mirror directory and rebuild it from scratch (i.e. run panamax init on a new directory).

Hope that helps!

[panzerballett]

panamax is the latest version:

$ cargo install --list
panamax v1.0.12:
    panamax

panamax verify did indeed download tons of crates.

am running panamax sync now.

i really try to avoid starting fresh...

will report back next week. thanks a lot for your help!

[panzerballett]

panamax verify seems to have resolved all the issues! thanks a lot!
i am still using nginx with no rewrite rules.
i am automatically syncing my mirror every night. would id be a good idea to run panamax verify non-interactively after panamax sync?

[k3d3]

It's probably not necessary. I'd only run it after changing configuration or updating Panamax itself, however for peace of mind, it might not be a bad idea to run it e.g. once a week or something.

[panzerballett]

ok. thanks for that!

it still seems that i have duplicates in my mirror (e.g. the example above with 3/x/ and ``3/x??). is there a way to get rid of those (without having to start over)?

[k3d3]

I think you should just be able to delete 3/x?? (since that's the invalid one) and you should be good. Alternatively, delete both of those directories and rerun verify.

[panzerballett]

great, thanks again!

i guess that closes the issue.