[CentOS-mirror] Replacing my mirror server

On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 05:47:14PM +0000, Mike Zanker wrote:
> I'm just wondering what's the best version of CentOS to install on it, 
> bearing in mind that I might want to host the DVDs at some point. I'll need 
> a version of apache that supports files greater than 2GB - will the  CentOS 
> 5.1 apache be OK for this? Should I install the 32-bit or 64-bit CentOS?

If you have 64bit HW, then I would go for 64bit CentOS 5.1, it will handle
big files well. Or you can use another lightweight server just for mirrors
- like lighttpd, I have good experience with this, as mirror traffic does
not overload main server with its services.

> I'd also be interested to know what people who host the DVDs are seeing 
> bandwidth-wise - I have 3TB a month to play with...

I have In: 172,50 G   Out:  4,66 T  Total:  4,84 T  for 01.2008, but this
includes all traffic, mainly slax.org mirror. But from this you can see,
that 3TB/month is not so big amount.

Bye

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