> > Looking through your mailing list's archive I gathered that you are currently preparing to change your mirror infrastructure. If in doing this you should implement a way to run a private mirror without having to update the CentOS-Base.repo file on every machine (for example by giving clients different mirrorlists depending on the netrange their request are originating from), I'd be very much obliged. > > That probably will depend on what we choose to go with and if we > want to officially support "private" mirrors. AFAICS that creates > work for us with no obvious benefits. And I rather have large > corporations offer a public mirror than a private mirror :) I agree. Private mirrors should be completely unsupported by the CentOS guys. Please let them spend their time contributing to the Centos community, not your private network. -Randy