RE: RE: Query regarding mirror requirements

Hi! I am not the only one, who can decide what should be about mirrors. Jim Winstead manages the mirrors list here... I just expressed my opinions. Ps. Mailing this to webmaster@php.net for the many other webmasters to read the quoted text from you. :) Please use 'reply all' next time, when you reply to php.net emails. Goba >-----Original Message----- >From: dbh@speakeasy.net [mailto:dbh@speakeasy.net] >Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 10:47 PM >To: Hojtsy Gábor >Subject: Re: RE: Query regarding mirror requirements > > >Telling me you have 4 mirrors in the US does not answer my >question. I am setting up an open source web server to help >support the individuals that give so much of their time to the >public. I am interested in possibly mirroring the php site in >the US if you require another mirror. Also, my question of >bandwidth usage was not answered. Does a typical mirror in >the US (not primary site) require approximately 100 mbits a >day in transfer? > >Thank you again for your time, >Daniel Hemmerich > >Here is the e-mail I received: > >>I reviewed the document drafted by your team concerning >>mirrors. It stated that currently no more than 2 mirrors per >>country are being accepted. I was curious if you were >>searching for another US mirror though, as the US demands may >>be greater than that of other nations. > >See that we have four mirrors in the US. >This is much more IMHO than the 2 we stated there... > >Goba [one webmaster@php.net] > >