Re: nl2.php.net
| From: | Tozz | Date: | Sun, 29 Dec 2002 01:36:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: nl2.php.net | ||
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> First, it's true i don't have a E3 connection, that's because I'm
> just using a private account (that is a normal user ADSL account). As
> you might know, I'm running this server for more than 18 months now,
> with nearly no downtime. Last one was 3 weeks ago because of a major
> power failure near Rotterdam (Netherlands).
>
> I'm almost certain than I'm the only webmaster of an official mirror
> which also has an CVS account (Zyprexia) and regurly contribute to
> PEAR. I understand that you want fast download servers, but i don't
> like the fact that these ISP's use PHP to promote their own company
> (In this case trueserver).
IMHO the fact that you contribute to PEAR and/or PHP has nothing to do with
the fact that your mirror is slow. And if a faster and better (I dont
believe your ADSL line is more stable then the mirror server @ trueserver,
with atleast 5 transits and connected to 4 peering points) mirror applies I
think your mirror should be replaced.
Its better in every way the user that needs mirrors cares: Its faster and
probably more stable.
> I'm also busy to move the mirror to my work, where we do have an a
> E3-line. Allowing a maximum of 1024kb/s per IP. This might take only
> a few weeks from now. I'm waiting for the permission to run the
> server at the company network infrastructure. If my boss refuses to
> run the server, ism willing to hand over the mirror.
1024 kbit/s per IP is still rather slow. From nl1 and nl3 I get speed of
over 8 megabytes/sec.
> I'm an active PHP supporter and i give every two weeks a workshop
> about PHP and HTML/CSS for the Rijnmond department (including
> Rotterdam) of HCC (a nation wide computer magazine/club).
Like I said, very nice that you do this. but it has nothing to do with the
fact that your mirror is pretty slow.
> If i hand over the mirror, can i still sync with the PHP master,
> because I'm using the mirror as a local reference/work bank. With the
> mirror on hand, i can install almost any PHP version i want and to
> fix bugs in our software.
afaik you can keep using rsync while not beeing an official mirror.