Johannes Löthberg ([email protected]) wrote on Thu, Feb 04, 2016 at 09:42:52PM BRST: > On 04/02, Carlos Carvalho wrote: > >Having the package manager on the client choose the mirror is usually better, > >and it should have a list of known-good mirrors, which seems to be already > >the > >case. The list of mirrors could be a package that is always installed and > >updated. It can come configured with a general priority by country or > >continent > >pointing to the bigger and most reliable mirrors. The default can be > >overriden > >by the user or other criteria, such as specific software. > > You just described essentially how pacman and Arch already works, so I'm not > sure what you're trying to say, ask, or discuss?
Good, I didn't know it. I'm the administrator of one of the largest mirrors, with tens of repositories, and I don't know the details of AL. Given the already good situation and the fact that the flux isn't big, I think it's not necessary to change current behavior. _______________________________________________ arch-mirrors mailing list [email protected] https://lists.archlinux.org/listinfo/arch-mirrors
