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The following two mirrors have been unresponsive for me for a few weeks,
my rsync scripts keep failing when they hit these two servers:
208.73.35.50
206.51.236.66
Adam
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The Clarkson University mirror is now allowed up to 200M outbound.
Also, is it possible to get access to the master rsync dvd pool yet? We've
been listed as a Tier 1 mirror for awhile and have always had to pull our
updates from other Tier 1 mirrors.
Matt
--
Mathew S. McCarrell
Clarkson University '10 '11
mccarrms(a)gmail.com
mccarrms(a)clarkson.edu
1-518-314-9214
Hi All,
Updated Mirror
Versions: All
Architectures: All
DVD: NO (How do I Add DVDs?)
HTTP: http://mirrors.gitam.edu/centos/
RSYNC: None
FTP: None
Frequency Modified - Twice Daily.
- Country: India
- City: Visakhapatnam
- State: Andhra Pradesh
- Bandwidth: bandwidth - 1 Gbps - Activated right now 150 Mbps and growing.
- Update frequency: Every 12 hours
- Sponsor organisation: GITAM University
- Sponsor website: - www.gitam.edu
- Mirror Server contact: datasoftindia at gmail.com
Hi All,
How does our Site get Included in the Fastestmirror plugin search of
Centos Yum.?
We are not seeing any traffic to our site http://mirros.gitam.edu/fedora
Regards
Durga Prasad
Does anyone have any ideas on how to steer mirror traffic to your own mirrors
without logging into the boxes? We have two public mirrors (one in each of
our DCs) and would love to reduce the load on external mirrors, but manually
changing the settings of tons of production boxes (many of which we don't even
have access to) is not really an option. Most/all of the boxes have the
default yum config (fastestmirror plugin).
Any ideas are welcome.
--
Randy M.
www.FastServ.com
Hi all:
I've been following the whole DVD iso access questions and such for a
while, and while talking to some people on #centos-mirror during the
5.5 push, some thoughts occurred to me.
Presently, it is my understanding that there are two different repos
maintained: ones with dvd images, and ones without. This seems
needlessly painful and wasteful of the time and resources of our
dedicated Centos volunteer administrators. I understand at least some
of the reasons it exists: there are some mirrors that don't have the
space for the DVDs or for other reasons wish not to carry them.
However, times are changing, and I think that many, if not most,
centos mirror operators would prefer to carry the DVD isos. In fact,
I'd almost expect future major releases of CentOS (6+) to distribute
DVD isos instead of the CD disk 1 of xx isos.
So, I propose that the dvd-less mirror system is eliminated (all msync
mirrors carry DVDs). No special ACLs either... Its easy to add a
--exclude "*DVD*" to the rsync line for those that wish to not carry
the DVDs. I also think that with sufficient announcement and time
(say 1-3 months), this shouldn't be an issue. My understanding is
that officially its required for anyone who operates a CentOS mirror
to be subscribed to this list, and thus they should receive the
announcement. In addition, a note can be added to the msync MOTD
conveying this. If others have problems, I think the CentOS team
would have done their due diligence; the fault would rest with those
not paying attention to lists. After all, all things change and
evolve, and I think this is a natural evolution for the CentOS mirror
team.
--Jim
Administrator, centos.eecs.wsu.edu.
Hi all,
added new Mirror in India.
Method: HTTP (Only)
http://mirrors.gitam.edu/centos/
Version: 5 and Above
Architectures: All
Direct DVD Downloads: NO
- Country: India
- City: Visakhapatnam
- State: Andhra Pradesh
- Bandwidth: bandwidth - 1 Gbps - Activated right now 150 Mbps and growing.
- Update frequency: Every 6 hours
- Sponsor organisation: GITAM University
- Sponsor website: - www.gitam.edu
- Mirror Server contact: datasoftindia at gmail.com