[CentOS-mirror] Thoughts on DVD images

"KS" == Karanbir Singh <mail-lists at karan.org>

    KS> So here is a question for you - as a mirror admin, would
    KS> you host an rsync target that msync.c.o could push into ?
    KS> It could be ither based on a user/pass acl or a key. And
    KS> we would give you a list of ip's that will push to your
    KS> machine.

We host a Debian mirror that's pushed; the upstream mirror
connects to us using an SSH key that then triggers a script that
does the sync.

I would certainly be happy with CentOS doing something similar
(subject to some concerns about syncs interfering with one
another).  I would be less enthusiastic about setting up and
maintaining an rsync server that an upstream mirror could sync to
directly.

   Claire

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