Re: Acceptance & Questions
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:53:21 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Acceptance & Questions | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.mirrors |
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Hi Ali!
Most of the mirrors have 'quality support' in the sense, that if we find a problem on a mirror, it is fixed in days (and sometimes hours). Also we have really few complaints from users of mirrors, and I have not seen any complaint I can remember about the Turkish mirrors.
By adding an indefinite number of mirrors per country, we actualy make our task harder, since more mirrors could fail, and also our rsync server could be very busy, especially at release times, when a lot of new data needs to be sycned to the mirrors.
That said, unless we have problems with mirrors, we keep the first-come-first-registered rule.
(BTW while arguing about quality support, you have not noticed that there were multiple recipients in my mail. Since the webmaster address is a mailing list, and there are more people there, who might provide their opinions, it is advised that the webmaster list is kept in the loop).
Thanks for your offer anyway,
Gabor Hojtsy
Ali VARGONEN wrote:
Dear Gabor Hojtsy, Is not it important that the quality of your mirrors and the teams behind them? or is it a rule that whatever the mirrors are at the number of 2 it is ok for you? I am offering you a quality and support to help everything that you could need in our area, but if your last word is if we have 2 mirrors we will not get more, I will not think about the quality with the name of php.net I hope you will understand my words, I am at your side. Regards, Ali. -----Original Message----- From: Gabor Hojtsy [mailto:gabor@hojtsy.hu] Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 11:11 PM To: Ali VARGONEN Cc: mirrors@php.net Subject: Re: Acceptance & Questions Hi Ali! I am very sorry, but a new Turkish mirror does not fit our current mirroring rules [1], independetly of who is offering that mirror. [1] http://www.php.net/mirroring Thanks for your offer anyway, Gabor Hojtsy Ali VARGONEN wrote:Dear Sirs, I am writing this main on behalf of our company Vargonen Technologies, the leading Web Hosting provider who owns it's Datacenter. We have fiber connections over ATM networks to multiple carriers abroad our country and has an direct satellite links to other countries. We will be pleased if you could allow us to be official mirror of PHP.net in Turkey, in mean of this we could help to improve usability and accessibility of the php language materials easily. If you want, we could send your state of the art datacenter's pictures and you could see how much quality we invest for our users. We are using Dell Poweredge server's with Xeon processors and Raid5 arrays for data protection, so that if we are accepted to became a mirror of php.net all of the content will be stored and served securely. Waiting for your answer, Best Regards, Ali VARGONEN Vargonen Technologies Gazeteciler Mh. Hikaye Sk. No:7/7 Esentepe <http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?Pyt=Tmap&addr=Gazeteciler+Mh.+Hikaye +Sk.+N o:7/7+Esentepe+-+Istanbul+-+Turkey&csz=Gazeteciler+Mh.+Hikaye+Sk.+No:7 /7+Ese ntepe+-+Istanbul+-+Turkey&country=us> - Istanbul - Turkey ali@vt.com.tr http://www.vt.com.tr <http://www.vt.com.tr/> tel: fax: +90 212 2749201 +90 212 2749203 <http://www.plaxo.com/signature/> Powered by Plaxo <http://www.plaxo.com/signature/> Want a signature like this?