Hi,

In my opinion this is a routing issue or something is blocking the centos scanner or might be Fabian added a bad IP/host to the scanner (highly unlikely). Check your firewall log, web server log, search for something like "MirrorBrain Probe (see http://mirrorbrain.org/probe_info)" I don't really know the IP(s) or the name (it leaves in the logs) of the CentOS scanner at the moment :( .

And the bonus: (http)mirrorbrain scan be confused - not properly detect timestamp etc.- if you are using special headers - for example fancyindex etc. - with your web server. That's why some distro/project like LO, Kali, arch, GNU use rsync for this task too.

Thats weird, we tried this command:

rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /mnt/HC_Volume_10038547/public_html/centos

And it still failed.

But when we try to do the same from other public mirror it works.

Cheers,

Peter

Hello,

I am trying to troubleshoot the issue with our mirror. We noticed that on https://mirror-status.centos.org we have a "no time" status. I've checked and our script is syncing properly. As of this email, TIME and timestamp.txt are both reporting May 20, 2021 17:44 (https://mirror.nodespace.net/centos/).

What would be causing this? I couldn't really find any useful information searching the mailing list.

Thanks!

Travis

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