Re: php mirrors

From: Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 21:09:55 +0000
Subject: Re: php mirrors
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> > I was just wondering... I need php NOW... so I go to php.net, and the > > site is down. I'm a system administrator myself, okay, its down, shit > > happens, kernel upgrades and maintenance have to be done and mistakes > > are human... > > So I take nl.php.net to download php and what do I get? a php link to > > php.net to monitor the downloads... The same php.net that's down... > > Conclusion: if php.net is down: everything is down! What's the point > > of having a mirror then? > > The download is actually from the mirror site. The link only > adds a line to our log files. So we divide our bandwith needs > across mirrors. If you urgently need a PHP distribution, > access the file with the name you see in the download link > from > > http://nl.php.net/distributions/the_file_name_here > > We know the problem you outlined, but noone had time, to solve > (using separate logs, and then glue them...) I sended a patch about it when php.net was down, iirc... but still didn't ask for phpweb karma. Goba, can you check the patch and if okay, apply it? It's indeed quite strange that alle downloads are broken if php.net is down, as was discussed before... Note: I attached the patch again, and don't forget to add log_download.php too... --Jeroen

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