Jay Borkenhagen:
> I agree that something is wrong here and a different behavior would be
> good, but I don't think we want the folks who operate relying party
> software instances configuring their RPs to never again try to
> retrieve from certain repositories.  We need to make sure that when
> the repos eventually do get fixed, that all RPs once again will
> retrieve from them.

you are right, good point!


> Ideally, all CAs would closely and continually watch their children,
> letting them know promptly when there are any problems including the
> complete inability to retrieve as we see now.  Several folks have been
> in contact with APNIC, who acknowledges the problems with cnnic.cn
> (longstanding) and twnic.tw (more recent).  As of earlier today, APNIC
> seems optimistic that these situations will both improve in the coming
> days.  Let's wait and see.

that is great news, can we follow that progress somewhere?

> Probably a better behavior for rpki-validator-3 to take to avoid
> needlessly filling up logs, etc., with failed attempts would be to
> back off when re-trying unreachable repos.  If a normally-reachable
> repo suddenly goes quiet, re-try a few times as normal, but then
> gradually increase the time until the next attempt, up to some maximum
> interval -- possibly several hours.

yes, this sounds reasonable.

kind regards,
nusenu

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