Okay, I've updated the entire repository, as soon as possible it can initiate mirror replication.

ipv4: 177.124.188.1 ipv6-prefix: 2804:d7c::/64

BRNet Telecom. kirjoitti 4.10.2018 klo 17.04:

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Hi, please change src address of BRNET.

ipv4: 177.124.188.1 ipv6: 2804:d7c::/64

Hi, your mirror was disabled at some point because it was not updated regularly. For example, your mirror does not seem to have CentOS 6.10 which was released a few months ago.

I would prefer that mirrors that wish to re-join the CentOS mirrors would sync from some other mirror first. To speed up the sync, you could do this in your mirror root (*):

mv 6.9 6.10 mv 6.10/updates/i386/Packages/* 6.10/os/i386/Packages/ mv 6.10/updates/x86_64/Packages/* 6.10/os/x86_64/Packages/ for i in 6.10/isos/*/*.iso; do mv $i ${i/6.9/6.10}; done

Then rsync from some other nearby mirror, for example:

rsync -azHv rsync://linorg.usp.br/CentOS/ .

Once this is done, please ping me, and I'll recheck and re-enable your mirror and its associated IP addresses. Thanks, and sorry for the trouble! And welcome back!

(*) There are ways to save even more bits, but let's keep this simple.

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