Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes --------------
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
1. Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
2. Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
3. Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) . This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
4. Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
5. Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
6. It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
7. In the very near future we will be restricting access to msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
8. We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 at 21:42, Lance Davis wrote:
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
PlanetMirror has reflected the changes. Our new mirror locations are as follows:
CentOS: http://planetmirror.com/pub/centos/ Caosity: http://planetmirror.com/pub/caosity/
If there's anything else you need (or if you notice a problem I didn't pick up on) let me know :-)
Regards,
Dan Goodes : Systems Programmer : dang@planetmirror.com
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On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 caos-mirror@planetmirror.com wrote:
Caosity: http://planetmirror.com/pub/caosity/
If there's anything else you need (or if you notice a problem I didn't pick up on) let me know :-)
Your caosity mirror seems to have a centos-2 dir in there still ...
That doesnt seem to happen with the ::caosity repo on the mirror you hit - so is it a local issue or a caos/centos one ???
Regards Lance
The NCSU mirror (ftp.linux.ncsu.edu) has finished switching over.
ftp://ftp.linux.ncsu.edu/pub/centos rsync://ftp.linux.ncsu.edu/CentOS
We are only mirroring centos now and don't intend to pick up cAos.
Elliot
On Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 09:42:11PM +0100, Lance Davis wrote:
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) .
This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
- Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This
should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
- It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg
you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
- In the very near future we will be restricting access to
msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
- We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will
contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
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Hello all,
Some time back I saw a posting of scripts that some of you are using for running RSYNC, I have searched the list however the list appears to only now go back a few days .. If those of you that have these sample scripts could share again I would appreciate.
BRW
Hello all,
Some time back I saw a posting of scripts that some of you are using for running RSYNC, I have searched the list however the list appears to only now go back a few days .. If those of you that have these sample scripts could share again I would appreciate.
BRW
Restructering is ready from rsync.hrz.tu-chemnitz.de - the rsync's will be done twice a day.
ftp://ftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/cAos/ http://wftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/cAos/
ftp://ftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/centos/ http://wftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/centos/
Lance Davis schrieb:
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) .
This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
- Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This
should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
- It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg
you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
- In the very near future we will be restricting access to
msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
- We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will
contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
Done for BELNET, new URL are:
http://ftp.belnet.be/packages/caosity/ ftp://ftp.belnet.be/packages/caosity/ rsync://ftp.belnet.be/packages/caosity/
http://ftp.belnet.be/packages/centos/ ftp://ftp.belnet.be/packages/centos/ rsync://ftp.belnet.be/packages/centos/
IPv4 and IPv6 available (no IPv6 rsync though).
Antoine.
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005, Lance Davis wrote:
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
http://mirror.averse.net/centos ftp://mirror.averse.net/pub/centos
Should probably scratch out the rsync portion as I'm not carrying 2.1 due to space considerations...
Thanks
On Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 09:42:11PM +0100, Lance Davis wrote:
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
<...>
Our ftp mirror is now setup for both cAos and CentOS distributions:
ftp://ftp.pasteur.fr/pub/computing/linux/caos ftp://ftp.pasteur.fr/pub/computing/linux/centos
Daily sync'ed
Cheers,
Tru (on behalf of the ftp admins)
Our mirror is now updated
centos: http://mirror.trouble-free.net/centos/
caos: http://mirror.trouble-free.net/cAos/
Lance Davis wrote:
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) .
This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
- Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This
should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
- It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg
you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
- In the very near future we will be restricting access to
msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
- We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will
contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, John Quaglieri wrote:
Our mirror is now updated
Thanks - I noticed that the rsync is ::cAos/centos :(
Regards Lance
I forgot about rsync. I have split this now as well to
::caos and ::centos
Lance Davis wrote:
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, John Quaglieri wrote:
Our mirror is now updated
Thanks - I noticed that the rsync is ::cAos/centos :(
Regards Lance
On Fri, 1 Apr 2005, John Quaglieri wrote:
I forgot about rsync. I have split this now as well to
::caos and ::centos
Thanks :)
Regards Lance
Lance Davis wrote:
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, John Quaglieri wrote:
Our mirror is now updated
Thanks - I noticed that the rsync is ::cAos/centos :(
Regards Lance
Hi, Bevc.Net has splited trees and new structure is as followed:
http://mirrors.bevc.net/cAos ftp://ftp.bevc.net/mirrors/cAos
http://mirrors.bevc.net/CentOS ftp://ftp.bevc.net/mirrors/CentOS
Regards, Marko On Wed, 30 Mar 2005, Lance Davis wrote:
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) .
This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
- Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This
should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
- It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg
you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
- In the very near future we will be restricting access to
msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
- We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will
contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
Lance Davis wrote:
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
University of Pardubice has reflected the changes. New mirror locations are:
CentOS: http://ftp.upce.cz/centos/ Caosity: http://ftp.upce.cz/caosity/
Send me info, if any problem
Regards,
I have updated the mirror server at Ircam; cAos and CentOS are now at
{http,ftp}://mirrors.ircam.fr/pub/caosity/ {http,ftp}://mirrors.ircam.fr/pub/CentOS/
The old URLs (/pub/cAos) are still available for now.
psu mirrors updated:
http://mirrors.cat.pdx.edu/CentOS/ http://centos.cat.pdx.edu/ rsync://mirrors.cat.pdx.edu/CentOS/
ftp is not back up yet, but I will email when it is.
Hello CentOS mirrors,
Pacific Internet (Australia) has completed the split.
http://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/caosity/ ftp://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/caosity/
http://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/CentOS/ ftp://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/CentOS/
Due to disk space issues, we are not carrying: - cAos 1.0 - CentOS 2.1
This exclusion will be removed when a new 4TB array arrives. (*soon*, says the vendor...)
Cheers,
-Martin Foster Systems Engineer Pacific Internet (Australia) Pty Ltd
-----Original Message----- From: centos-mirror-bounces@centos.org [mailto:centos-mirror-bounces@centos.org] On Behalf Of Lance Davis Sent: 31-Mar-05 06:42 To: centos-mirror@centos.org Cc: caos-mirror@caosity.org Subject: [CentOS-mirror] Mirror Changes - Important
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes --------------
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
1. Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
2. Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
3. Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) . This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
4. Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
5. Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
6. It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
7. In the very near future we will be restricting access to msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
8. We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
A bit late!
I dropped cAos, as i'm far more interested in centos,
my new url are:
rsync://centos.crazyfrogs.org::centos
ftp://centos.crazyfrogs.org/pub/CentOS
i just changed dns entries from caos to centos, so wait for a few hours for propagation
Sorry for being late!
Le mercredi 30 mars 2005 à 21:42 +0100, Lance Davis a écrit :
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) .
This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
- Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This
should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
- It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg
you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
- In the very near future we will be restricting access to
msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
- We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will
contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
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Btw, motd of the rsync server haven't been changed... :)
[root@phoenix pub]# /usr/bin/rsync -azH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /var/mirrors/storage-1/centos
mirror.caosity.org rsync service (caosi) ---------------------------------------
This service is intended for the sole use of the cAos worldwide mirror network to synchronize mirrors. Unless you are running or intending to run a listed public caosity mirror use a mirror listed at http://www.caosity.org/download/mirrors instead.
If you intend to populate a mirror for public use please read the notes at :- http://www.caosity.org/download/mirrorinfo
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Le mercredi 20 avril 2005 à 12:11 +0200, Pix a écrit :
A bit late!
I dropped cAos, as i'm far more interested in centos,
my new url are:
rsync://centos.crazyfrogs.org::centos
ftp://centos.crazyfrogs.org/pub/CentOS
i just changed dns entries from caos to centos, so wait for a few hours for propagation
Sorry for being late!
Le mercredi 30 mars 2005 à 21:42 +0100, Lance Davis a écrit :
Due to the split of mirrors with cAos , it will be necessary for mirrors to make some changes to the way that they mirror the CentOS tree, as moving forward it will no longer be a part of the caosity tree.
Firstly mirrors need to decide whether they are mirroring CentOS or cAos or both. They are distinct operating systems, CentOS is a rebuild of Enterprise Linux , whereas cAos is an rpm based distribution in its own right.
For more information see www.centos.org or caos.caosity.org
At present both trees are mirrored with a single rsync of mirror.caosity.org::cAos - moving forward two rsyncs will be needed :-
mirror.caosity.org::caosity that will get the caos tree
and
msync.centos.org::CentOS that will get the CentOS tree
Please note that at present CentOS will be listed and stored within the cAos tree, this should not be the case in the future - CentOS should never be stored or listed as a part of cAos or caosity.
Mirror Changes
In order to achieve the changes required with minimum download bandwidth the following steps should be carried out. (Note that individual circumstances may vary - if in doubt do nothing and ask) .
Stop cron based rsync job from syncing
Move the CentOS tree to its new location, which should be at the root of the publically served tree.
This can either be achieved with 'mv' or if you want a 2nd chance at it 'cp -al' which will create a hardlinked copy of the tree (as long as it is on the same partition)
eg with directory structure /pub /pub/caos /pub/caos/centos
cp -al /pub/caos/centos /pub/ or mv /pub/caos/centos /pub
to end up with /pub/ /pub/caos /pub/centos (and /pub/caos/centos/ if using cp -al)
Create a new rsync cron job to sync the CentOS tree (if required) .
This should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/
*** note the change to msync.centos.org *** mirror.centos.org is deprecated for rsync use - to allow us to use different servers for yum mirrors.
please use rsync -anvzH --delete msync.centos.org::CentOS /pub/ first to test that the command will do the right thing ('n' is dry run and will just show what wil be transferred - which in theory should be very little - if it says 40 GB + then the command is wrong !!)
Note that due to the way that rsync works any updates will only be written to this new tree and not the hardlinked tree left behind if using cp -al above ( that can be deleted once you are happy with the new location working).
- Create a new rsync cron job to sync the cAos tree (if required). This
should be something like :-
rsync -aqzH --delete mirror.caosity.org::caosity /pub/
*** note the change to ::caosity - ::cAos will still sync both trees for mirrors that havent restructured yet. ***
This will also delete the CentOS tree left underneath the caos tree above.
You should now have both trees in the correct places.
- Please email the list to say that you have restructured your mirror and
what the new urls will be for public use. We will update the databases to reflect these new locations.
- It is not necessary to mirror all of centos if you do not wish to - eg
you can choose whether to carry 2.1 , 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 - but please note in the email any trees that you will not be carrying and we will note that in the database.
- In the very near future we will be restricting access to
msync.centos.org to publically listed mirrors only - we have to establiush a way for new mirrors to sync first though.
- We will be tracking which mirrors have/havent restructured and will
contact individual mirrors accordingly.
There is now an irc channel - #centos-mirror on irc.freenode.net where mirroring discussions may be held.
Lance
-- uklinux.net - The ISP of choice for the discerning Linux user.
CentOS-mirror mailing list CentOS-mirror@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-mirror
-- Panorapix Paladin level 32 Dalaran
CentOS-mirror mailing list CentOS-mirror@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-mirror
-- Panorapix Paladin level 32 Dalaran
Hi,
The mirror Bevc.Net is missing on list.
Regards, Marko
On Thu, 2005-06-16 at 08:39 +0200, Marko Bevc wrote:
Hi,
The mirror Bevc.Net is missing on list.
Regards, Marko
Marko,
Thanks. This reguest is done.
Sorry about the request delays (on this one and the other 3 as well) ... my Mirror list e-mail was going to the wrong mail folder :)
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Arnaud Gomes-do-Vale -
BELNET Ftpmaint - Antoine -
Brian Watters -
caos-mirror＠planetmirror.com -
Elliot Peele -
guenther.fischer＠hrz.tu-chemnitz.de -
John Quaglieri -
Johnny Hughes -
Lance Davis -
Marko Bevc -
Martin Foster -
matt whiteley -
mirror-maintainer＠mirror.averse.net -
Pix -
Tru Huynh -
Vaclav Dusek