That's rather unfortunate that no one is going to fix the actual bug. I cannot use a real mirror for numerous reasons. First, all the systems that are performing the 8.10 install are behind a firewall with no internet access. Additionally, these systems are used for my employer's regression testing, and are reloaded from bare metal several hundred times/month. Even if they had access to a 'real' mirror, the increase in OS install time would be quite significant, and therefore unacceptable. Support for 8.10 had been put on hold as a result of this bug. Since no actual fix is going to be forthcoming, it looks like we're going to have to drop 8.10 altogether.
That's rather unfortunate that no one is going to fix the actual bug. I cannot use a real mirror for numerous reasons. First, all the systems that are performing the 8.10 install are behind a firewall with no internet access. Additionally, these systems are used for my employer's regression testing, and are reloaded from bare metal several hundred times/month. Even if they had access to a 'real' mirror, the increase in OS install time would be quite significant, and therefore unacceptable. Support for 8.10 had been put on hold as a result of this bug. Since no actual fix is going to be forthcoming, it looks like we're going to have to drop 8.10 altogether.