Hi!
We are syncing our mirrors from msync.centos.org, which seems to be pointing to at least three different machines ("I", "J" and "R"). Unfortunately all of them offer different data. Attached, you can find a time-stamped log of test-syncs I did to figure out what is going wrong. I assume this behaviour is not really wanted, is it?
Guido S. Nickels intergenia AG, Operations
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Greetings,
Thank you for contacting EZNETWORKING SOLUTIONS PTE LTD. This message is automatically generated in response to your email to us entitled:
'[CentOS-mirror] inconsistencies between CentOS I, CentOS J and CentOS R' (...a copy of which can be found below...)We have assigned the ticket number [EZNETSOLS #80] to this matter, and will respond to your query as soon as possible.
For all future correspondence regarding this particular matter, please ensure that the following string is included in the subject of your message:
[EZNETSOLS #80]If you have additional correspondence with us regarding other matters, please do not include this ticket number (#80) in your subject, so that a new ticket can be generated for your query. In this way, your correspondence with us will be correctly tracked by our Electronic Service Request system, resulting in faster and more reliable response to your queries.
Have a nice day and best regards,
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wtf!!!
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