mirror July 2019

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Mirror mirror.ventraip.net.au
by Michael Psomiadis 24 Jul '19

24 Jul '19

Hi List, We have recently re-provisioned our mirror server with a new IPv4/6 IP address, so our mirror is already in the pool and we are receiving traffic. If you are able to authorize the below IP's and remove the old ones, we'll be able to sync from the msync host. HTTP: http://mirror.ventraip.net.au/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirror.ventraip.net.au/centos/ RSYNC: N/A Both "centos/CentOS" work as the URI Sync schedule: Every 4 hours. Bandwidth: 1Gbit/s Location: Sydney, Australia Sponsor: VentraIP Australia Sponsor URL: https://ventraip.com.au/ IPv4 address to authorize: 103.42.108.205 IPv6 address to authorize: 2400:b800:2:1::222 Email contact: customercare(a)ventraip.com.au Mirroring AltArch: No Thanks. [image: VentraIP Australia logo] *Michael Psomiadis*Technical Operations \\ VentraIP Australia *P:* +61 3 9013 8464 | ventraip.com.au

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Suggestions needed for handling possible abuse
by nzspiegel＠e-dev.us 22 Jul '19

22 Jul '19

Hello, I wanted to ask the list for some feedback on how to handle potential abuse of a mirror. I noticed the following activity: [root@centos4 17:22:47] ~ cat /var/log/nginx/centos4.zswap.net.access.log | grep -i firefox | grep 1.2.3.4 | wc -l 935671 After some googling, The IP address is owned by a particular business, but I've redacted it here, to respect their privacy. Whilst it wouldn't be outrageous to have many systems running behind a NAT'd IP address needing updates, 935k requests for the firefox RPM seems a little over the top. How do you all handle these kinds of things? Block their IP, reach out to them, or some other method? I'd like to prevent this kind of activity, but not sure on the best approach to take. Obviously if I block them from my mirror, the behavior would most likely move over to someone else's. Thoughts? Thanks

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mirror
by Маврин Михаил 21 Jul '19

21 Jul '19

Hi! I'd like to add another mirror to the list. Please find the information below: HTTP: http://mirrors.datahouse.ru/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.datahouse.ru/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 3 hrs Bandwidth: 2 Gbps Location:Russia, Moscow Sponsor: filanco.ru Sponsor URL: https://filanco.ru/ IPv4 address to authorize: (185.229.9.20) Mirroring AltArch: No Thanks! Please let me know if I missed anything. -- Mavrin Mikhail <m.mavrin(a)filanco.ru>

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Reinclusion in mirrors
by Catalin Chivulescu - NXTHOST 10 Jul '19

10 Jul '19

Hi, One ex employee didn’t manage to provide us the credentials for the Centos mailin list, he’s address might be ciprian.popa(a)nxthost.com, or ciprian.popa(a)nxthub.com or mirror(a)nxthost.com That’s why we have created a new email dedicated for mirror mailing list and mirror support, mirrors-sub(a)nxthost.com We would like a reinclusion to CentOS mirror list HTTP: http://mirrors.nxthost.com/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.nxthost.com/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 6 hrs Bandwidth: 1000mbps Location: Europe / Romania / Bucharest Sponsor: NXTHOST Sponsor URL: https://www.nxthost.com IPv4 address to authorize: 5.83.45.252 IPv6 address to authorize: 2a02:13f0:8200::4 Email contact: mirrors-sub(a)nxthost.com Mirroring AltArch: yes HTTP: http://mirrors.nxthost.com/centos-altarch/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.nxthost.com/centos-altarch/ I think we our ips are already allowed since we are syncing from eu-msync.centos.org/CentOS and eu-msync.centos.org/altarch We are sorry for all the fuss, but now one person will be dedicated to this project completely. Thanks

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