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Martin Langhoff <martin.langhoff@gmail.com> writes:

> I was under the impression that gitweb on kernel.org was reading from
> the same repos that are published via http/rsync. I've just now
> fetched a batch of updates via rsync that aren't visible on gitweb.
>
> Is something broken in kernel.org or should I blame my ISPs proxy?

I've seen the same last night and found out the two IP addresses
www.kernel.org eventurally resolves to have different copies
(one was up to date and the other was stale.)  I've notified the
kernel.org administrators.