Removal of our mirror (was: Re: es2.php.net mirror site deactivated)

Hi, For some reason, I didn't send you a response to this message (I had half a reply in my drafts folder though... :(). In any case, for searches, I only see this info in the page you mention: 8<... Unable to do external searches [?] Several searches require outbound connections to www.php.net, so this is a test for that. The www.php.net box then connects to a third-party search engine. ...>8 And, as said, we don't block outbound connections, so it must be a different problem. I'm aware my setup is quite old (PHP 5.3.10), but it's an old solaris machine, and I won't be able to upgrade it until at least "a few months" from now (we are planning a move to Linux). So, basically I'm asking you to remove our mirror until I can setup a new one, and stop checking our mirror for compliance. I'll continue on this list to notify you when a new mirror is in place. Thanks, Jose Manuel. El 05/06/13 18:50, Daniel Brown escribió: > On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 3:51 AM, José Manuel Macías > <jmanuel.macias@rediris.es> wrote: >> El 02/06/13 06:32, php-mirrors@lists.php.net escribió: >> >>> <b>23-APR-2013 19:03:21 UTC</b> [bjori] Mirror updated: Blocks outbound >>> connections, see bug#64690 >> >> we don't block outbound connections... so, what is the real problem? > > Blocked outbound connections are the most common reason searches > fail on a given mirror. In your mirror's case, search is failing. > See here for an example: > > > http://php.rediris.es/manual-lookup.php?pattern=anything&scope=quickref > > Check the very last entry at > http://php.net/mirroring-troubles for > more information, and let me know if you need any help getting it > working again. > > -- > </Daniel P. Brown> > Network Infrastructure Manager > http://www.php.net/ >