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If there is need for a european 'private sync' server, then we have |
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plenty of bandwith for that connected right to the AMSIX in amsterdam, |
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which we will be glad to donate (ehm still need to run that by the |
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board, but using more bandwith will give the research network more |
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reasons to upgrade us sooner, so usually the board is just fine with |
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stuff like this :) ) |
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However we cannot donate a dedicated server atm. The reason for this is |
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quite simple, in that our budgets and mission plan basically say that |
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any 'spending' should be done for the benefit of the local university |
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community. A public sync/ftp server falls into this category since it |
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allows our students to experiment with different types of OS'es and |
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stuff like that, which we like to encourage. a private server however |
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does not fall into this category. |
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greetings from Holland, |
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DJ |
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On 21 nov 2004, at 11:55, Rob Baxter wrote: |
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> If you're willing to provide a dedicated mirror, step up to plate. |
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> Until someone can dedicate a large amount of bandwidth to a euro based |
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> mirror, there is not much that can be done. |
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> Rob |
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> Thomas Buntrock wrote: |
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>>> Having a mirror in Europe will help greatly with this. |
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>> You should have a mirror in Europe by now: I have synced against some |
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>> other mirror and have a full complete portage and 'complete' by |
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>> now: |
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>> mirrors.sec.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de |
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>> providing rsync and http |
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>> HTH |
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>> Thomas |
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Universiteit Twente |
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Derk-Jan Hartman (d.hartman at student.utwente dot nl) |
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