[gentoo-dev] Re: gentoo-dev digest, Vol 1 #403 - 16 msgs

[Kintaro Oe]

Am Mittwoch, 10. Juli 2002 15:52 schrieb gentoo-dev-request@g.o:
> Hi there.
> Some questions on the rsync mirrors... Is anyone allowed to host it,
> whatever bandwidth he can offer?
> Especially the T-Dialin-IP (already posted by someone else to this list)
> and the bulmalug.net/rsync1.uk.gentoo.org-Server with both 5!! max.
> connections seem quite - useless...
> In addition some hosts were down, but I don't know if they are down on a
> regular base.
> I'd suggest someone takes care foor the quality of these mirrors, since
> they make up a great part of this distribution. If mirrors like this are
> added to the round-robin I'm sure that most of the users start to
> address single mirrors -> Makes the round-robin-balancing useless and
> makes the load even worse on the "good" mirrors.
>
> sh-2.05a$ host rsync.gentoo.org
> rsync.gentoo.org has address 64.246.42.103      no idea?
> rsync.gentoo.org has address 128.193.4.3        <error .. down>
> rsync.gentoo.org has address 217.229.53.126     T-Dialin? Huh?
> rsync.gentoo.org has address 62.245.182.9       no idea?
> rsync.gentoo.org has address 130.89.160.199     <no response .. down>
> ...


Yes, i mailed this issue before to this list and two days ago I wrote to  
William McArthur (http://www.gentoo.org/doc/mirroring.html) about the DSL 
dialin  that is used as a server ip for a rsync mirror. This ip was then 
removed.

Well, this time another ip, but the same problem -> DSL dialin and some other 
hosts with no response.

I think it is needed to set some requirements for rsync mirrors to be 
fullfilled before a new one is added to the list of rsync mirrors.

Just my 0.02 euro¢

Greets
/Andy

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