Am Donnerstag, den 06.08.2009, 14:47 -0500 schrieb Aaron Griffin:
> Below is a list of our current mirrors that support rsync. I would
> like to begin the process of setting up Tiered mirroring to give
> gerolde some breathing room.
>
> To do this, I would like to know the following things:
> * Which of these mirrors are unreliable?
Only rit.edu sometimes have a out-of-sync, but the reason is most times
not finished sync to rsync.al.org...
> * How many mirrors do we want at the first tier?
My suggestion is 2 per country if the count of mirrors in this country
is for ex. bigger than 4. Otherwise one per country.
> * What criteria should we use to decide which mirrors are capable of
> being a tier 1 mirror?
My suggestion: public rsync access, a minimum of 4 times sync to
archlinux per day(often is better), university and well know hosters are
privileged above "private mirrors".
> * What is the rsync speed for these mirrors? (How much bandwidth do
> they have to offer?)
>
> If anyone has the time to research this, please do so and respond.
>
> Mirrors supporting rsync: 26
> aarnet.edu.au
> archlinux.fi
> archlinux.nautile.nc
> archlinuxfr.org
> archlinuxfr.org
> c3sl.ufpr.br
> csclub.uwaterloo.ca
> ftp.df.lth.se
> gwdg.de
> hs-esslingen.de
> iinet.net.au
> internode.on.net
> las.ic.unicamp.br
> leaseweb.com
> mirror.svk.su
> mirrors.xmission.com
> pacific.net.au
> pwsz.elblag.pl
> rit.edu
> roedu.net
> spline.inf.fu-berlin.de
> twilightlair.net
> umoss.org
> unej.ac.id
> uni-bayreuth.de
> uni-kl.de
I have additionally (my list of rsync mirrors is not complete):
ftp.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp (FS#14627)
ftp.rnl.ist.utl.pt )FS#15670)
I could try to check until weekend all mirrors if their rsync access
works...
Gerhard
