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Adrian Sandor wrote: |
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> --- On Sat, 3/13/10, Jeremy Olexa <darkside@g.o> wrote: |
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> What is self-explanatory for one person is enigmatic for another one. Happened to me too :) |
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> Especially "no time" doesn't seem to make any sense. |
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>> no time means that there is a 404 or the timestamp file |
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>> isn't there. |
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> So that's "timestamp not found" |
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>> hangs means the site times out. |
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> Oh, so that's "network timeout" |
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>> renewed means that the probe has checked the site during |
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>> the last run. |
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> Doesn't it check every site every time it runs? |
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Nope, that is why that column exists. For example, it says "last |
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probe...1 hour ago" or "last probe...renewed" if it happened during the |
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last hourly run. :) |
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The gentoo-portage mirrors get checked during every hourly run because |
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the freshness interval is smaller (30 minutes). |
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It isn't a perfect tool, but it does give users/dev/mirror-admins a |
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quick graphical view of the state of the mirrors which we think is worth |
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having. |