Hi "To better serve you, we'll start implementing the following changes in the next 24 hours : - we'll restrict the CentOS (and - legacy but pointing to the same path - CentOS-incdvd) rsyncd modules access to IP currently being marked as "official" CentOS public mirrors - That means that we'll currently stop adding new mirrors until Seven is out - That also means that if you're using a different outgoing IP address than the reverse ip lookup for your mirror(s), you'll be blocked (if that's the case, contact us on the centos-mirror list and we'll fix that )" Which mirror is considered "official" ? I've recently changed our mirror's IP address, ftp.astral.ro (193.230.240.8) -> ftp.upcnet.ro (78.96.7.8), could you please check if 78.96.7.8 is in the ACL and also update the URL on the mirror list page? How do I know if this mirror is considered official ? Thanks! On 06/17/2014 02:38 PM, Fabian Arrotin wrote: > Hi, > > In case you're not subscribed to the centos-mirror-announce list (and > you should, if you're a public mirror admin), here is a link to the mail > I posted to that list > (http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-mirror-announce/2014-June/000015.html) > Discussion around that mail will happen here (centos-mirror list) : feel > free to start a new thread. > > Cheers, -- Imre Gergely http://havaz.net gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 0x34525305