There is no redhat mirror on beak. There is one on linux.israel.net (an actcom server), and I don't see the use in having two mirror within the same ISP.and what i asked in iglu web a few weeks ago, is beak -> redhat
iglu -> mandrakeYes. Maybe it's indeed time that I delete the Mandrake mirror from beak.
all content of "the other distro" should be deleted. this can save some space on each server.I'm trying to do something even more ambitious. I want each distro to have a "distro.linux.org.il" address, under which it will have a constant consistent relative address. So, debian will be found at "http://debian.linux.org.il/pub/mirrors/debian";, redhat at "http://redhat.linux.org.il/pub/mirrors/redhat"; etc. This way, we can shuffle mirrors around without disturbing users.
what do you think?
Of course, it requires quite a bit of coordination of different bodies (and no, I'm not talking about hamakor and IGLU - those have not been a problem so far. I'm talking about Hamakor and Actcom, Netvision, etc.). I was also thinking of doing "actcom.debian.linux.org.il" etc., for cases where different ISPs have different mirrors.
Shachar
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