Upload of new packages from travis to apt.dxtt.de fails with 406 Not Acceptable

[klemens]

@mswart
The travis runs for the last three commits on master (cedd712, 2eea58b, and 3fd2f37) failed to upload the created package to apt.dxtt.de with the following error:

Resolving apt.dxtt.de (apt.dxtt.de)... 46.38.231.137, 2a03:4000:20:39::34
Connecting to apt.dxtt.de (apt.dxtt.de)|46.38.231.137|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 406 Not Acceptable
2018-12-12 20:07:41 ERROR 406: Not Acceptable.

[klemens]

So this is still broken and I also cannot host the parsers on a different server, as I don't have access to most canteens on openmensa.org (only leipzig and duesseldorf) to change the urls. I also haven't received any answer from @mswart since august and openmensa/openmensa#37 hasn't received any comments since july.

FYI: @jgraichen @kaifabian

[klemens]

I now have access to all parsers on openmensa.org, so I am now hosting the parsers at my own server: https://omfeeds.crpt.de (currently, there is no automatic update on pushes)

I have already switched over hannover, dresden, and marburg and @ialokim changed saarland. If everything works smoothly tomorrow, I will switch over the rest of the parsers.

This will also finally allow us to fix the thueringen (@Anarchoschnitzel) parser and add the new canteens to wuerzburg (@pstiegele) and muenchen (@FloEdelmann, @chneukirchen). Sorry again to all for the extremly long delays 😞.

[klemens]

Everything seems to work fine with the new server! I switched over some more canteens: wuerzburg, muenchen, duesseldorf, halle (metadata currently broken)

I added the new canteens for wuerzburg and munechen and started preparing the ones for thueringen (not done yet, need to collect all addresses and geo locations).

I also added a list to the wiki that contains links to all parsers on openmensa.org. Note that this is mainly useful for myself currently, as you cannot access these without being the owner or an admin.

[jgraichen]

@klemens You can access a parser as an administrator through the canteen page. There is a link "Parser öffnen" in the sidebar. It's not very elegant but best we have right now.

Maybe the parsers list can be managed by everyone (admin) on openmensa.org. Having every initial author maintaining their parsers alone seems to not work out.

[klemens]

@jgraichen: Yes, thats what I already did to create the list and update some parsers, no problems there.

If I have some time in the future and motivation to look into rails, I may try do some improvements in this regard.