Just a word of caution, that 2TB bandwidth cap can disappear very quickly, if you max out that 100mbps line it's completely used up in less than 2 days.

Just be aware of that and be prepared to have to turn your mirror off when it exceeds your transfer allowances.

- John 'Warthog9' Hawley

On 01/03/2012 07:32 PM, (1+1==2)?"笨":"蛋" wrote:

http : http://mirror.slfly.com/centos ftp: ftp://ftp.slfly.com/centos rsync: rsync://msync.slfly.com/CentOS (msync.slfly.com::CentOS)

cron : 2 5,12,23 * * * rsync -aqzH --delay-updates --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS --exclude alpha --exclude ia64 --exclude s390 --exclude s390x --exclude CentOS*DVD*.iso /data/mirror/root bandwidth cap: 2000GB 100M/bps

myname : tang hai yong myemail : 2338953@qq.com mailto:2338953@qq.com my paypal: 2338953@qq.com

Country:US State :LOS ANGELES, CA Organization Name:slfly Versions:All Architectures : i386 x86_64 Direct DVD : no Downloads: http ftp rsync

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On 04.01.2012 03:32, (1+1==2)?"笨":"蛋" wrote:

bandwidth cap: 2000GB 100M/bps

Sorry, but we really cannot take mirrors with traffic caps. Thank you very much for wanting to support us, though. I could put your mirror up without putting it into the automatically generated mirrorlist, but that doesn't really help either.

Cheers,

Ralph