Hi all, I just set up a second CVS mirror. This is still a bit experimental (manual update right now), but it seems to work ;-) Iīll have a slightly intelligent script soon that triggers two cvsup:s in a loop every five minutes as long as new cvs mail is being arriving. And of course it appears that this was BADLY needed. The traceroute to ursula.gmcl.com looks like it could serve as a prime example for a 300 baud connection or something ;-) 18 sl-bb2-che-8-0-0.sprintlink.net (144.232.6.210) 163.426 ms 149.184 ms 159.420 ms 19 * sl-telus-2-0-0.sprintlink.net (144.224.12.2) 853.949 ms 864.199 ms 20 REGIONAL2.tac.net (205.233.111.83) 886.756 ms 870.234 ms * 21 local4.tac.net (205.233.111.198) 854.918 ms 846.775 ms 862.408 ms 22 EDTN-VIDE01.tac.net (209.115.219.131) 863.422 ms 862.882 ms 873.336 ms 23 net217host5.ab.videon.ca (206.75.217.5) 192.479 ms 195.710 ms 190.199 ms 24 max_ii-data.ab.videon.ca (206.75.217.38) 197.583 ms 205.254 ms 200.374 ms25 ursula.gmcl.com (24.108.0.54) 206.263 ms 206.300 ms 200.786 ms This one was waaayy better than an hour before. And winehq.tiepmiep.dk had a complete blackout yesterday, it seems. I guess our server will have a relatively robust connectivity. Oh, BTW: CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/wine But please donīt be annoyed by that cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied message. Itīs rather meaningless. Many CVS servers have this problem and nobody seems to know how to prevent the server from accessing /root/.cvsignore. Andreas Mohr
