Matthias Clasen created an issue: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/Infrastructure/-/issues/609
I was travelling recently, and noticed that automatic timezone updates don't work. Back at home, looking briefly into this, it seems that gsd-datetime gets an "Internal Server Error" when making a request to nominatim.gnome.org: ``` ** (gsd-datetime:125116): DEBUG: 13:11:00.356: geocode_nominatim_query_async: uri = https://nominatim.gnome.org/reverse?lon=-71.431191900000002&format=json&email=zeeshanak%40gnome.org&lat=42.509475319942403&accept-language=en-US&addressdetails=1 [...] (gsd-datetime:125116): GLib-Net-DEBUG: 13:11:00.562: CLIENT[0x55b83eed23d0]: claiming operation OP_READ succeeded (gsd-datetime:125116): GLib-Net-DEBUG: 13:11:00.562: CLIENT[0x55b83eed23d0]: yielding operation OP_READ (gsd-datetime:125116): GLib-Net-DEBUG: 13:11:00.562: CLIENT[0x55b83eed23d0]: reading data from TLS connection has failed: WOULD_BLOCK (gsd-datetime:125116): datetime-plugin-DEBUG: 13:11:00.562: Reverse geocoding failed: Internal Server Error ``` Is this something we can fix on our infastructure, or does this need talking to openstreetmap ? -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitLab: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/Infrastructure/-/issues/609 You're receiving this email because of your account on gitlab.gnome.org.
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