[Development] New repository for current IPFire content

[Development] New repository for current IPFire content

[Michael Tremer]

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Hello mirror admins,

some people from Indonesia asked me if we could try to decrease the size
of the data we have on the mirrors and therefore I created a new
repository that is called "current".

"current" contains the latest two releases from each series that is
currently maintained (this is IPFire 2 at the moment) and all the other
releases won't be up. Supposedly they don't get downloaded that often
anyway, it is okay for us to have them mirrored only on a couple of
servers.

"current" also holds the complete package tree of the current stable
release (which is IPFire 2 only right now). We need to mirror that too.
If we didn't the whole mirror thing would not make very much sense.

So these are the current repositories:
  full   : 24G
  current: 3.3GB

So, we would like you to switch to the current repository if you are
still using the older "pakfire2" repository that comes only with the
packages for IPFire 2. If you have the possibility to mirror the whole
content, please choose that one.

Thank for mirroring our small project. We appreciate it very much.

Michael

Re: [Development] [IPFire-Mirrors] New repository for current IPFire content

[Michael Tremer]

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I am sorry, that I forgot to point you to the location where to get the
repository from:

The rsync command is:
  rsync -aHz --delete-after rsync.ipfire.org::current ...

More information about that can be found over here:
  http://wiki.ipfire.org/en/project/mirror

Michael

On Wed, 2012-06-20 at 14:06 +0200, Michael Tremer wrote:
> Hello mirror admins,
> 
> some people from Indonesia asked me if we could try to decrease the size
> of the data we have on the mirrors and therefore I created a new
> repository that is called "current".
> 
> "current" contains the latest two releases from each series that is
> currently maintained (this is IPFire 2 at the moment) and all the other
> releases won't be up. Supposedly they don't get downloaded that often
> anyway, it is okay for us to have them mirrored only on a couple of
> servers.
> 
> "current" also holds the complete package tree of the current stable
> release (which is IPFire 2 only right now). We need to mirror that too.
> If we didn't the whole mirror thing would not make very much sense.
> 
> So these are the current repositories:
>   full   : 24G
>   current: 3.3GB
> 
> So, we would like you to switch to the current repository if you are
> still using the older "pakfire2" repository that comes only with the
> packages for IPFire 2. If you have the possibility to mirror the whole
> content, please choose that one.
> 
> Thank for mirroring our small project. We appreciate it very much.
> 
> Michael
> 
> _______________________________________________
> IPFire-Mirrors mailing list
> IPFire-Mirrors(a)lists.ipfire.org
> http://lists.ipfire.org/mailman/listinfo/ipfire-mirrors

Re: [Development] New repository for current IPFire content

[Gladhi Guarddin]

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On Wed, 20 Jun 2012 14:28:06 +0200, Michael Tremer wrote:
> I am sorry, that I forgot to point you to the location where to get the
> repository from:
>
> The rsync command is:
>   rsync -aHz --delete-after rsync.ipfire.org::current ...
>
> More information about that can be found over here:
>   http://wiki.ipfire.org/en/project/mirror

Hi Michael,

we will be using "rsync.ipfire.org::current" from now on.

IPFire mirror can be accessed at (in progress resyncing)
http://kambing.ui.ac.id/ipfire/

our mirror status can be monitored at:
http://kambing.ui.ac.id/status/sync.html


cheers,


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