Next proposed collaborative launch date is 1751385600 (Tuesday, July 1, 16:00:00 UTC).
Last time we had several runs get different RPKI repository data, which resulted in different output hashes for the ASmap file produced. We've tried a few things to remediate this (asmap/kartograf#78, asmap/kartograf#82) and haven't come up with a proper solution; the RPKI repos should be able to handle many more simultaneous connections than what we're doing. However, it's been over 3 months since our last run, so we need to produce a new ASmap for general usage, and confirm whether the issue persists.
You can run the following command to set kartograf to wait and run at that time:
./run map -w=1751385600 -irr -rv
The latest kartograf release is 0.4.10 "Ptolemy".
The requirements are Python 3.11 and rpki-client 9.5. We recommend you use Nix and run nix develop to enter an environment with all the required dependencies included. Otherwise, see the setup instructions for your platform in the README.
If people would rather we push it to a different date, please let us know below.
@fjahr @0xB10C @dunxen @Sjors @luisschwab @Emzy @jonatack @freerko @sr-gi
Next proposed collaborative launch date is 1751385600 (Tuesday, July 1, 16:00:00 UTC).
Last time we had several runs get different RPKI repository data, which resulted in different output hashes for the ASmap file produced. We've tried a few things to remediate this (asmap/kartograf#78, asmap/kartograf#82) and haven't come up with a proper solution; the RPKI repos should be able to handle many more simultaneous connections than what we're doing. However, it's been over 3 months since our last run, so we need to produce a new ASmap for general usage, and confirm whether the issue persists.
You can run the following command to set kartograf to wait and run at that time:
./run map -w=1751385600 -irr -rvThe latest kartograf release is 0.4.10 "Ptolemy".
The requirements are Python 3.11 and rpki-client 9.5. We recommend you use Nix and run
nix developto enter an environment with all the required dependencies included. Otherwise, see the setup instructions for your platform in the README.If people would rather we push it to a different date, please let us know below.
@fjahr @0xB10C @dunxen @Sjors @luisschwab @Emzy @jonatack @freerko @sr-gi