Thank you,

now it's clear for me - you can add mirror to your list:

Server name: alva.ge

Server admin: George Machitidze <giomac@gmail.com>

Server location: GE, Georgia (Country in CAUCASUS, NOT US State)

Server address: mirror.alva.ge

Server IP pool: 77.92.229.50-77.92.229.57

Server protocol: http, ftp

Server max. conn: No limits - estimated server load is minor

Connection speed: Global - limited, up to 50 mbit/s, Local to Georgia - assume unlimited (now 1 gbps, in future - 4 gbps)

Server prefix: protocol://mirror.alva.ge/pub/centos/

Update frequency: four times/day

Server alias: protocol://mirror.openserver.ge/pub/centos/





On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 3:30 PM, Tru Huynh <tru@centos.org> wrote:
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 02:39:46PM +0400, George Machitidze wrote:
> Hi Again,
>
> Sorry, I was very busy to answer you message, currenty I have direct-mirror
> only for centos 5.2 tree.
so it's centos-5 only and all arches.

> Please tell me - is it possible somehowe to automatically mirror last
> version and it's files?
rsync and one of the several scripts posted to the mailing list archives.

> *timestamp.txt, TIME *and* RPM-GPG-KEY-** files must be generated locally or
> I can just wget them if mirroring will be successfull?
RPM-GPG-KEY-* can be fetched once, *timestamp.txt, TIME need to be fetched
everytime you rsync from your upstream mirror.

Tru
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