mirror July 2021

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New Mirror contributed by weepee telecom in Belgium
by Joeri van Dooren 16 Nov '24

16 Nov '24

Hi all, Location: Europe / Belgium Bandwith: 100 mbit, Organisation name: WeePee telecom (http://www.weepeetelecom.eu) Mirror via HTTP only: http://centos.weepee.org We mirror everything, and we would like to mirror the DVD`s as well (we have apache > 2.2 so we can server large files ;)) regards, -- Joeri van Dooren WeePee BVBA Westkapelsesteenweg 103 8380 Brugge 5 (Dudzele) Belgium http://www.weepee.org T: 070 66 03 04 F: 070 66 00 61

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AltArch mirror geographical coverage, need more mirrors outside US/EU
by Anssi Johansson 02 Mar '23

02 Mar '23

Hi, we're looking to extend the geographical coverage of CentOS AltArch mirrors a bit. For those who don't know, the Alternative Architecture SIG produces CentOS 7 for all kinds of odd architectures such as aarch64, armhfp, i386, power9, ppc64 and ppc64le. We have a separate list of mirrors providing AltArch content at https://www.centos.org/download/altarch-mirrors/ and if you have a look at that list, you will notice that there are several mirrors from Europe and U.S., but less from other regions. We're currently in the process of shifting AltArch-related traffic from mirror.centos.org to external mirrors. Most of those mirror.centos.org nodes double as msync nodes, and by directing users to use external mirrors instead of mirror.c.o, more bandwidth would be available for syncing external mirrors. In addition to the saved bandwidth, many of the external mirrors have much more bandwidth than msync.c.o nodes, so the end users will also see a benefit. If the existing AltArch mirrors have a look at their traffic stats, they will probably notice that there hasn't been much AltArch traffic. That will see a slight increase soon, though. We will soon push out updated centos-release packages for AltArch that will use mirrorlist.c.o to find a nearby external mirror, instead of the currently configured mirror.centos.org. The old mirror crawler only checked main architecture repos (and only a subset of those), but the current mirror crawler will check main architectures and AltArch architectures, and all the repositories that are active. Some AltArch .iso download links have also been changed to point to isoredirect.c.o, which has a newly added capacity to redirect AltArch .iso image requests to external mirrors. The remaining AltArch .iso redirects to external mirrors will be done prior to CentOS 7.6.18xx release. That said, I don't expect AltArch to generate significant additional traffic compared to the main architectures. My primary concern here is the geographical coverage, ie. the number of countries represented. Let's say that it'd be nice if there were mirrors from a handful of countries from each continent. If there isn't yet an AltArch mirror in your country and you think your mirror could close a "gap", please consider mirroring AltArch as well. At the moment AltArch consumes around 100 GB of disk space. Please note that when CentOS 7.6.18xx gets released, both 7.5.1804 and 7.6.18xx will be kept on mirrors for a while, thus temporarily doubling the disk space required. Another technical point is that if you start mirroring AltArch, the content must be available in a different directory (and thus at a different URL) than the main content. One common convention is to have directories "centos" and "centos-altarch". You will also need to invoke rsync twice; first for the main content (as before) and then for the AltArch content at rsync://msync.centos.org/altarch/ Although all current CentOS mirrors can already access the above msync.c.o module for AltArch, it would be nice if you could do your initial rsync from some other external mirrors listed on https://www.centos.org/download/altarch-mirrors/ , even if the nearest external mirror providing AltArch over rsync isn't exactly nearby. Once you have done an initial sync from an external mirror, you can switch to doing incremental syncs from rsync://msync.centos.org/altarch/ Once you are done, please provide the http/https/rsync URLs to your mirrored AltArch content so those could be added to the list. Thanks for reading this far, and thanks for all the bandwidth!

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New mirror Sweden
by Mattias Björlin 07 May '22

07 May '22

HTTP: http://ftpmirror.infania.net/pub/CentOS/ HTTPS: https://ftpmirror.infania.net/pub/CentOS/ RSYNC: rsync://ftpmirror.infania.net/CentOS/ Sync schedule: Every 4 hrs Bandwidth: 100 Location: Sweden Sponsor: Infania Networks Sponsor URL: https://www.infania.net/ IPv4 address to authorize:194.132.225.213 IPv6 address to authorize: Email contact: mirror(a)infania.net Mirroring AltArch: no

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New mirror in United States
by David Guo 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

Hello, Our new mirror in Fremont, CA launched. HTTP: http://mirrors.xtom.com/centos/ http://mirrors.xtom.com/centos-altarch/ Sync schedule: Every 4 hrs Bandwidth: 10 Gbps Location: Fremont, CA Sponsor: xTom Sponsor URL: https://xtom.com/ IPv4 address to authorize: 23.144.160.2 IPv6 address to authorize: 2604:eb40::a Email contact: mirror(a)xtom.com Mirroring AltArch : Yes Regards, David

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CentOS mirror mirrors.hostever.com
by Mostafa Kamal 01 Sep '21

01 Sep '21

HTTP: http://mirrors.hostever.com/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.hostever.com/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 4 hrs Bandwidth: 250Mbps Location: Bangladesh Sponsor: CodeforHost Inc Sponsor URL: https://www.codeforhost.com IPv4 address to authorize: 103.148.14.24 (rsync will come from this IP) IPv6 address to authorize: N/A Email contact: support(a)codeforhost.com Mirroring AltArch: no

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mirrors.nju.edu.cn update
by yaoge123 03 Aug '21

03 Aug '21

HTTP: http://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/centos/ RSYNC: rsync://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 6 hrs Bandwidth: 10Gb/s Location: China Sponsor: eScience Center, Nanjing University Sponsor URL: https://sci.nju.edu.cn IPv4 address to authorize: 210.28.130.33 IPv6 address to authorize: 2001:da8:1007:4011::89 Email contact: my(a)yaoge123.com Mirroring AltArch: yes HTTP: http://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/centos-altarch/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/centos-altarch/ RSYNC: rsync://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/centos-altarch/

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New mirror domain - 23media.com -> 23m.com
by Fabian von Lojewski 03 Aug '21

03 Aug '21

Hi, we are migrating our domain 23media.com to 23m.com. Our mirror is now reachable via mirror.23m.com Could you please update the list? Old URLs: http://mirror.23media.com/centos/ https://mirror.23media.com/centos/ rsync://mirror.23media.com/centos/ New URLs: http://mirror.23m.com/centos/ https://mirror.23m.com/centos/ rsync://mirror.23m.com/centos/ Best regards Fabian

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New mirror
by Luiz Gustavo Barros 03 Aug '21

03 Aug '21

Hello As instructed, below is the information to add a new mirror. HTTP: http://mirror.uepg.br/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirror.uepg.br/centos/ RSYNC: rsync://mirror.uepg.br/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 6 hrs Bandwidth: 10 Gbps Location: Ponta Grossa, Parana, Brazil Sponsor: Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa Sponsor URL: https://uepg.br/nti IPv4 address to authorize: 143.208.160.8 IPv6 address to authorize: 2804:1f04:3000:138::8 Email contact: redes(a)uepg.br Mirroring AltArch: no *Att.* *Luiz Gustavo*

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Centos Mirror Announce ( OwnHost Internet Hizmetleri )
by Ümit DİNÇ - OwnHost 03 Aug '21

03 Aug '21

HTTP: http://vf-ist-mirror.ownhost.net/centos/ [http://vf-ist-mirror.ownhost.net/centos/] HTTPS: https://vf-ist-mirror.ownhost.net/centos/ [https://vf-ist-mirror.ownhost.net/centos/] RSYNC: Sync schedule: 4 hrs Bandwidth: 1000Gb/s Location: Turkey / Istanbul Sponsor: OwnHost Internet Hizmetleri Sponsor URL: https://www.ownhost.net [https://www.ownhost.net/] IPv4 address to authorize: 45.80.172.252 IPv6 address to authorize: Email contact: umit(a)ownhost.net [mailto:umit@ownhost.net] Best Regarts Ümit DİNÇ MailBox Internet Hizmetleri LTD. ŞTİ. T: +90 (216) 706 0 372 GSM: +90 (532) 257 67 30 | umit(a)ownhost.net [mailto:umit@ownhost.net] Adres : Şemsettin Günaltay caddesi Morkaya iş merkezi No 113/10 34736 Suadiye Kadıköy İSTANBUL www.ownhost.net [http://www.ownhost.net/] | www.444vps.com [http://www.444vps.com/] | www.mailbox.com.tr [http://www.mailbox.com.tr/]

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CentOS Mirror
by Partridge, Kevin 03 Aug '21

03 Aug '21

Hello – We would like to add our CentOS repo to the public mirror list. The details are below. Please let me know if you have any additional information which is needed. Thanks. HTTP: http://mirrors.wcupa.edu/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirrors.wcupa.edu/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 4 hrs Bandwidth: 10Gbps Location: West Chester, PA Sponsor: West Chester University Sponsor URL: https://www.wcupa.edu IPv4 address to authorize: 144.26.0.246 IPv6 address to authorize: 2605::900:144:26:0:246 Email contact: hostmaster(a)wcupa.edu<mailto:hostmaster@wcupa.edu> Mirroring AltArch: no, just the main repo [signature_91994887]<http://www.wcupa.edu/> Kevin Partridge Executive Director of IT Infrastructure Services & Deputy CIO West Chester University of Pennsylvania West Chester, PA 19383 KPartridge(a)wcupa.edu<mailto:KPartridge@wcupa.edu> (P) 610-436-2605

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Mirror server with EICAR test string as hostname
by HAHN, TOBIAS 02 Aug '21

02 Aug '21

Hello everybody, we currently have the following issue: one of the mirrors which is behind http://centos.mirrors.as250.net has the hostname set to the EICAR AntiVirus test string, and now every connection from our network to these mirrors triggers alerts. Is there any way to identify the person(s) rsponsible for the operation of the mirror and ask them if they could change this? Best Regards, Tobias [cid:image001.png@01D77704.F2A62BF0] Tobias Hahn IT-Security Expert GIAC certified Incident Handler (GCIH) & Forensic Analyst (GCFA) Deutsche Lufthansa AG Computer Emergency Response Team, FRA GIXSC Airportring, Lufthansa Aviation Center (LAC) D-60549 Frankfurt am Main Mobile: +49 151 589 22792 Email: tobias.hahn(a)dlh.de<mailto:tobias.hahn@dlh.de> Internet: http://www.lufthansagroup.com<http://www.lufthansagroup.com/> SMIME-Certificate available at https://lh.securemail.lhsystems.com/certportal/ Lufthansa Root-CA available at https://www.lufthansagroup.com/de/ext/public-key-infrastructure.html Sitz der Gesellschaft / Corporate Headquarters: Deutsche Lufthansa Aktiengesellschaft, Koeln, Registereintragung / Registration: Amtsgericht Koeln HR B 2168 Vorsitzender des Aufsichtsrats / Chairman of the Supervisory Board: Dr. Karl-Ludwig Kley Vorstand / Executive Board: Carsten Spohr (Vorsitzender / Chairman), Christina Foerster, Harry Hohmeister, Dr. Detlef Kayser, Dr. Michael Niggemann, Remco Steenbergen

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Re-enable US mirror
by Denis Verbin 29 Jul '21

29 Jul '21

Hi, re-enable please mirror in the list. It is disappeared, looks like because it had broken nginx config which leads to wrong files structure. HTTP: http://mirror.ette.biz/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirror.ette.biz/centos/ RSYNC: mirror.ette.biz::CentOS Sync schedule: Every 4 hrs Bandwidth: 10Gbps Location: Washington DC / Northern Virginia, USA. Sponsor: ETTE.biz <https://ette.biz/> Sponsor URL: https://ettebiz.com/ IPv4 address to authorize: 38.105.93.109 IPv6 address to authorize: Email contact: den.verbin(a)gmail.com Mirroring AltArch: no

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Weird traffic pattern spotted, is it just us?
by Alex Iribarren 12 Jul '21

12 Jul '21

Hi all, First of all, sorry if this is the wrong mailing list for this, feel free to point me to a more appropriate place. Some time ago, I was looking at the httpd logs of our mirror servers and I noticed a weird pattern: we seem to have an awful lot of suspicious-looking partial content requests for ISO images. In the past 24 hours, we've had 64k requests for 98 different ISOs coming from 508 different IPs. A single IP address has sent 3115 partial content requests for CentOS-7.0-1406-x86_64-DVD.iso, and then moved on to requesting CentOS-5.11-i386-bin-DVD-1of2.iso 2069 times (in the last 24 hours). Downloading the full file doesn't seem to be the goal of this traffic, in most cases the clients download fewer bytes than the total filesize. To test this, I disabled partial requests on the server side so the full file would be served regardless of how many bytes a client requested, and the clients would carry on sending requesting even though they had already downloaded the entire file multiple times. The requests seem to all have random-ish useragents, but all of them start with "Mozilla/5.0", so they're pretending to be web browsers. The web browsers I've tested don't issue HTTP 206 requests when downloading files, even big ones, and they would probably stop when they had the full file anyway. The vast majority of these strange requests, 95%, seem to come from Chinese IPs. We get requests all the time, but they seem to pick up around 3am CEST and they start to be less frequent by 5pm, which sort-of matches Chinese daytime. Globally, these requests don't seem to be doing any harm, they are less than 1.2% of the requests we got in the last 24 hours, but they don't look like legitimate traffic and I just can't figure out what the point of it would be. Are we being used for weird speedtests from China? Or is this a really lazy DDoS attack? Does anybody else see this kind of traffic? Try looking for `http_status=206 useragent="Mozilla *" uri_path="*.iso"` in your logs, I'm curious to see if this is common or not. Cheers, Alex

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mirror.lstn.net wget HTTPS Certificate Error
by Jim Archon 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Hello, https://mirror.lstn.net/ is returning HTTPS certificate errors with wget. Are you getting the same errors with wget from this mirror? There seem to be no errors with wget with the other HTTPS mirrors. Interestingly, Google Chrome is not showing any Certificate errors on https://mirror.lstn.net/. wget https://mirror.lstn.net/centos/8.4.2105/isos/x86_64/CentOS-8.4.2105-x86_64-… --2021-07-08 09:35:51-- https://mirror.lstn.net/centos/8.4.2105/isos/x86_64/CentOS-8.4.2105-x86_64-… Resolving mirror.lstn.net (mirror.lstn.net) 2607:ff68:1:4c::100, 64.31.0.51 Connecting to mirror.lstn.net (mirror.lstn.net)|2607:ff68:1:4c::100|:443... connected. ERROR: The certificate of ‘mirror.lstn.net’ is not trusted. ERROR: The certificate of ‘mirror.lstn.net’ doesn't have a known issuer. ERROR: The certificate of ‘mirror.lstn.net’ has expired.

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https://mirror.hkt.cc/ HTTPS Certificate Error
by Jim Archon 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Hello, https://mirror.hkt.cc/ is returning HTTPS Certificate Error.

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Adding OXAHOST CentOS Mirror
by Centos Oxahost 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Greetings, On the behalf of Oxahost, I would like to announce that our server is ready to serve as a CentOS mirror. Following are the details : HTTP: [ https://mirror.centos.oxahost.tn/centos/ | https://mirror.centos.oxahost.tn/centos/ ] HTTPS: [ https://mirror.centos.oxahost.tn/centos/ | https://mirror.centos.oxahost.tn/centos/ ] RSYNC: rsync://mirror.centos.oxahost.tn/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 4 hrs Bandwidth: 100MB/s Location: Tunisia Sponsor: Oxahost Sponsor URL: oxahost.tn IPv4 address to authorize: 102.219.176.201 Email contact: centos(a)oxahost.com Mirroring AltArch: No Sincerely, Tarek from Oxahost.

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Retire mirror schoemaker.systems
by Quentin Schoemaker 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Hi, Please retire my mirror: mirror.schoemaker.systems it will not come back online anymore. Best regards, Quentin

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new mirror server
by mirror＠crexio.com 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Please add our mirror server in the repo. HTTP: http://mirror.crexio.com/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirror.crexio.com/centos/ RSYNC: rsync:// mirror.crexio.com/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 3 hrs Bandwidth: 1 Gbps Location: France Sponsor: CREXIO Sponsor URL: crexio.com IPv4 address to authorize: 195.154.184.133 IPv6 address to authorize: Email contact: mirror(a)crexio.com <mailto:mirror@crexio.com> Mirroring AltArch: no

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Adding VelociHOST CentOS Mirror
by Roger Rivera 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Hello, We are sponsoring a public CentOS mirror and woud like to submit our request to be included in the official mirror list with the following details. HTTP: http://mirror.mia.velocihost.net/centos/ HTTPS: https://mirror.mia.velocihost.net/centos/ Sync schedule: Every 6 hrs Bandwidth: 1000 Mbps Location: Miami, FL USA. Sponsor: VelociHOST Sponsor URL: https://www.velocihost.net/ IPv4 address to authorize: 192.171.19.138 IPv6 address to authorize: 2602:ff50:0:1:ec4:7aff:fe18:6172 Email contact: support(a)velocihost.net Mirroring AltArch: no Thank you, *Roger Rivera* English | Español *[image: Go to VelociHOST Website] <https://www.velocihost.net/?utm_source=email_signature&utm_medium=logo-image>* *________* Enterprise Cloud Hosting Solutions Miami and New York Data Centers *Phone*: (833) 835-6244 *Email*: roger(a)velocihost.net* | **Web*: www.velocihost.net <https://www.velocihost.net/?utm_source=email_signature&utm_medium=logo-image> [image: Like us on Facebook] <https://www.facebook.com/velocihostnet> [image: Follow us on Twitter] <https://twitter.com/VelociHOSTnet> [image: Call us on WhatsApp] <https://wa.me/18338356244>

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