it makes sense for ZW to prioritise ZW then fall back to ZA and then to other alternates yes

thanks Ralph
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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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