HI Ralph, has there been any update on this? we have around 40-50 servers and VM's in our DC alone that are still going to SA and even brazil in some cases! i'm loathe to have to manually set the mirror's on these to allow basic failover to other mirrors when and if ours is down for any reason

Anthony Somerset | Systems Administrator

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On 13 Feb 2014, at 23:11, Ralph Angenendt <ralph.angenendt@gmail.com> wrote:

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On 05.02.2014 09:21, Anthony Somerset wrote:
> Hi Mirror team, any update on the following?
>
> I'm seeing some bizzare mirror list results for ZW ip's right now -
> in fact we have never ever been offered the ZW mirror on any tested
> ZW IP!
>
> from my home IP: http://f.sts.io/ssWvDoKRJD.txt - Mosty US
> servers?
>
> from a ZW server: http://f.sts.io/u67AWSDCNt.txt - mix of global
> servers plus some SA (i kind of expect this but the ZW listing
> should be included as well)
>
> very occasionally i get a listing like this:
> http://f.sts.io/0KseCzRxT9.txt - what appears to be a load of msync
> nodes?
>
> is GeoIP needing an update or kick perhaps - is there any extra
> info we can provide you that would help to improve accuracy?

It is what I expected.

geo_cc.pm has

ZW => "ZA",

and ZA is:

za => 'il-br-tr-es-in'

Which means it is pure luck if your server is hit directly from ZW.

What I can do: Point ZW to itself (ZW => "ZW",) and than add

zw => 'zw-za-...' (whatever you think appropriate).

Cheers,

Ralph

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