Re: finding the closest mirror
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Sun, 26 May 2002 08:42:05 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: finding the closest mirror | ||
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> if people could give
> http://master.php.net/~jimw/closest-mirror.php a
> try to see if it gives a reasonable sorting of the mirrors for them,
> furthest away at the bottom), i'd appreciate it. the closest mirrors
> should be at the top of the list.
>
> this is based on the geoip database from maxmind. (i've made a pure-php
> version of the c library to access that database.)
>
> obviously this is just geographic closeness. i think it is safe to
> assume that the places where geographic closeness does not reasonably
> correlate with network closeness are more rare than those where it does.
>
> you can also check what mirror would be returned for various country
> codes by add '?cc=MM' to the end, or for a specific ip by adding
> '?ip=195.34.60.16'.
x-forwarded-for: '62.77.193.207'
ip: '62.77.193.207'
country code: EU
couldn't find latitude and longitude for EU
This does not seem to be good for me...
BTW my IP is dinamic, from a local ISP, named
VNet (part of the international Vivendi).
Goba