Paolo Velati kirjoitti 7.11.2018 klo 22.21: > Dear CentOS mirror maintainers, > > I'm a maintainer of the GARR Mirror system. > I'm contacting you because we are planning a new layout to improve > performance and availability of our mirror system. > > The new url for the CentOS repo is http://centos.mirror.garr.it/centos, > please update all lists, the old name will be working as legacy system. > If any other names are required please inform us. > > The new system will provide only HTTP access and, only if required, HTTPS. > We are also planning to setup a pool of reverse-proxy, behind > round-robin DNS, with IPv4 and IPv6. > > Afterwards, we would like to use pull-rsync method to keep the mirror in > sync. > If official documentation is available, I would kindly ask you to send > me a link. Hi, you have actually two mirrors listed in our mirror list at the moment: http://ba.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/CentOS/ and http://ct.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/CentOS/ Because the new mirror's IP address seemed to match ba.mirror.garr.it, I've updated the entry of ba.mirror.garr.it to the information you provided. HTTPS is not required, supporting only HTTP is OK. I didn't see any IPv6 addresses listed for your mirrors, but based on DNS, I've now added 2001:760:ffff:b6:4:100::/112 to the ACL so you should be able to rsync from msync.centos.org over IPv6. As for IPv4, 90.147.160.64/28 is in the ACL now. If these needs changing, please let us know. As for pull-rsync, you are probably doing that already, ie. periodic rsyncs from rsync://eu-msync.centos.org/CentOS/ via entries in crontab or similar. If you were actually referring to push mirroring where the master server contacts a mirror to trigger a sync, unfortunately we don't have such mechanism currently available.