RE: pl2.php.net

Hello Daniel, Thank you! We will do our best to maintain our mirror up to highest standards. There is only one thing I wanted to ask you - as I proposed initially we would like the link to be rather words "private jets", which would link to http://www.privatejetscharter.net I hope it is not a problem. Thanks. Thomas Sanderson > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: Re: pl2.php.net > From: Daniel Brown <danbrown@php.net> > Date: Thu, April 23, 2009 3:29 pm > To: Thomas Sanderson <info@privatejetscharter.net> > Cc: mirrors@php.net > > > Welcome to the Official PHP Mirrors Team! > > Your application to become an official mirror for the PHP Project > in your region has now been approved, and your mirror has been added > to our systems. After an initial series of tests to verify that your > system is set up to correctly mirror the php.net website and at least > the basic core files, it will appear in official rotation. While this > process can be as quick as 90 minutes or less, it may take up to 24 > hours. Please do not contact us to check on the status or ask us to > expedite the process for you during this time. > > When your mirror has passed all of the automatic tests that our > systems perform, it will appear on the official roster at > http://php.net/mirrors. If you still do not see your mirror > listed 24 > hours after this message was sent, you may contact us at > mirrors@php.net. > > Your mirror will be checked several times each day for the > duration of your involvement in the PHP Project. If errors are > detected, such as the system being unreachable, out of sync, or > displaying unexpected information, it will be automatically disabled. > After more than seven days of issues, the mirror may then be manually > disabled, requiring intervention by a member of the Network > Infrastructure Team. Any issues that remain unresolved after a 30-day > period will make the mirror eligible for deletion from our systems. > Please note that some regions have "waiting lists" for those desiring > to donate their services to the PHP Project, so while you may re-apply > after your mirror is deleted, your application may be denied due to > lack of vacancy. In addition, your application may be denied due to > your history with the PHP Project, or at the discretion of the Network > Infrastructure Team. > > If you have not yet done so, please subscribe to the Official PHP > Mirrors mailing list operated on php-mirrors@lists.php.net (subscribe: > php-mirrors-subscribe@lists.php.net). This mailing list is extremly > low traffic and is only used for communication between mirror > maintainers and the php.net webmasters. You will also receive a > weekly summary every Sunday via this list, which shows the status of > all of the official mirrors. > > Should you have any questions, please email them to the mirrors > list at php-mirrors@lists.php.net. > > Thank you again for your generosity and support of the PHP > Project, and welcome to the team. We're looking forward to working > with you for a long time to come! > > -- > </Daniel P. Brown> > daniel.brown@parasane.net || danbrown@php.net > http://www.parasane.net/ || > http://www.pilotpig.net/