RE: Mirror Request
| From: | James Cox | Date: | Wed, 15 Jan 2003 17:12:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: Mirror Request | ||
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>
> On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Hans Zaunere wrote:
>
> > I realize that more than two mirrors aren't excepted for a particular
> > country, however I'd like to present some possible options.
> >
> > New York PHP is one of the largest PHP groups in the US, and we
> run servers
> > to support the community. We've recently put a mirror site
> online, and am
> > already hosting several mirrors. The server is dedicated and
> colocated with
> > professional services in Wall Street in Manhattan. It sits on redundant
> > gigabit connections with no restriction on bandwidth usage or resource
> > consumption.
> >
> > I'd like to offer our services to the PHP Group by running a
> mirror or other
> > needed services. We also have rsyncd online, and maybe we
> could take some of
> > the strain from your rsyncd for the other mirrors to sync to.
> Or, if there's
> > some other resource that'd be valuable, please don't hesitate
> to request it.
>
> I think we would find a very good use for a dedicated CVS server, or a
> mirror of the normal for the public (read only). A secondary rsync
> server can be useful too... we've plenty of opportunities :) I CC-ed
> systems@ as that's the list to discuss these matters.
>
Totally, if you can give us a server, then let me know and i would be happy
to talk to you directly (i am putting together our wishlist right now..) and
see if we can fill up some space. I would then present that to the others @
systems@php.net.
Thanks,
james