Re: New mirror

> Unfortunately we could not send this email to gabor@hojtsy.hu. > See the original email and the transscript below. Anyway, please always use "reply all" when replying to mail received from PHP.net. As you can see, I have also included mirrors@php.net as a recipient, as there are many people reading this list, and they can add their thoughts this way to our conversation. > we can confirm this. That's why we setup another mirror. Unfortunately > we can not tell you exactly which mirror times out when. All I know > this occured many times within the past two years and with all US > mirrors when we tried to get the latest PHP version or to check > something in the manual. To check which mirror is bad you would have > to setup a monitoring software. I wouldn't say to replace a mirror. > See it that way that the more mirrors you have, the better access > your php users will have. Anyway, the mirror we setup mirrors all > languages. Well, good service would be to have mirrors nearly always up. If a mirror has serious problems (because bandwidth limitations for example), then it should be removed. As we have only one rsync server, we cannot increase the number of mirrors infinitely. You can see on the mirroring.php page, that we also have a theoretical two mirrors per country limit (which we tend to exceed in some situations, for large countries, or countries with a large PHP userbase). Goba