Re: In.php.net not listed on mirror page

Hey Daniel, I do apologize for this inconvenience caused as it was not intentional. This was not an automated mail but sent by a colleague. We all hate spam :) I was made aware of the mirrors too and honestly both showed errors but one of them recovered automatically. Nevertheless can you please confirm what is a safe period to raise an alarm that things needs to be fixed ? Also as can we be notified when your automated system sees our servers are in error state (if its not too much) Regards, -Alvin System Operations Center Manager On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 04:55:14PM -0400, Daniel Brown wrote: > On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 4:38 PM, Waseem Ahmed <waseem.a@directi.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > > > Our monitoring systems detected that both of our mirrors aren't listed at > > http://php.net/mirrors.php > > > > We checked our mirrors internally & they seem to be doing fine. > > > > Can you please let us know the reason for de-listing the mirrors. > > Please disable these automated messages before I am forced to > filter them as SPAM. I've received them several times already, and > each time it's because of a minor issue that was detected > automatically and cleared up so that the mirror was reactivated before > I even got around to reading it. A few points of note: > > 1.) Your mirror was *just* delisted a short time ago, > automatically, because it happened to be unresponsive when the > automated checks occurred. > > 2.) Only IN1 was disabled, not IN2 --- so not "both" were delisted. > > 3.) Since it says the same exact thing every time, I doubt you > "checked them internally" before this automated message was > dispatched. > > 4.) If you believe there's an error, email the mirrors mailing > list Sometimes I'm unavailable, but at the least, a fellow maintainer > can help you out. > > -- > </Daniel P. Brown> > Network Infrastructure Manager > http://www.php.net/