Re: stats setup on nl2.php.net

Hi Gabor! Nice to see you guys are still working so hard on the PHP website! Great effort if I see how many mails pass by the mailinglist every day. We're still really happy to be among the official Dutch PHP Mirrors and like it very much to run it with TrueServer offering the bandwith and a seperate mirror connection. Great job that you're checking all the mirror setups an mailing the maintainers because of some changes in the configuration! Tonight I walked through our configuration and updated all the settings with your new advised configuration ones. I also found some old htdig work which I removed. So everything is fresh and clean again ;-) One question. Can I do you guys a pleasure by setting up SQLite Support or is it better to wait to when it's fully implemented in the website with search support and so? Love to hear this from you. If so I will make the proper adjustments. And One suggestion. Maybe it's nice to make some proper adjustments to the mirroring page info at: http://www.php.net/mirroring.php so that they are right for the consumption nowaydays. This part: ---------- and be prepared for some reasonably significant bandwidth usage (a reasonable estimate as of 2/2002 is 150MB/day). The PHP website *requires PHP 4.3.x* with the settings outlined below <http://www.php.net/mirroring.php#settings>. The size of the full website is approximately 3/4 gigabytes. The Complete PHP Website with all languages is now 969 Megabytes in size. And obtaining 660MB in bandwidth usage a day. I think it should be worth to change them on the mirror info so new mirrors candidates can see that the size of the website has significantly dropped but the bandwidth is strongly increased. Kind regards, a nice weekend and keep up the good PHP work! Marc Mes NedLinux.nl / TrueServer Gabor Hojtsy wrote:

Hi Marc! We have noticed that you have not yet added the MIRROR_STATS environment var, which is now required for PHP.net mirrors having local stats support. It would be very kind from you to reflect the latest changes in the PHP.net mirror site stup guidelines on your mirror. See http://php.net/mirroring.php Thanks for supporting PHP, Gabor Hojtsy [on behalf of the PHP.net webmaster team]