On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 09:00:59PM +0500, nitalaut wrote: > Simon Paillard wrote : > > > http://debian.snet.uz/debian/project/trace/ use an other name of your > > server "ares.sarkor.com". > > > > You should force the HOSTNAME variable in anonftpsync to the value > > "debian.snet.uz" and delete the old file ares.sarkor.com. > > 1) I've changed HOSTNAME variable to match debian.snet.uz and deleted > old file ares.sarkor.com
Good. >> > We like to tell our users how much bandwidth is available, could you > > please give us this info ? > > 2) Bandwidth - server is connected to TAS-IX(global Uzbekistan internet > exchange point) via 100 mbps link. In the near future(end of july) I'm > going to connect it to 1 gbps link. All major Uzbekistan ISP's are > connected to TAS-IX. Thanks for the info. > > It seems you don't mirror source packages (for Archive and Security). > > Please don't exclude any source package, because there are required on > > mirrors for both licence and practical reasons. > > 3) There's not enough free space on disk for adding source packages to > mirror. I've about 40 Gb free and sources(as I've read) will occupy > about 37 Gb after which I'll have too small reserved space for future > mirror grow. > If mirroring source packages is a necessary condition to become a > secondary mirror it would be better to close a ticket temporary and > reopen it when I transfer the mirror onto new server with more space > available(don't know where is will happen though). Yes, providing sources is a condition. An other option is to provide only i386 the time you move the mirror to the news server (dropping amd64 would save you around 30GB). It is up to you. Moreover, for the moment, mirroring debian-security is not very relevant since user are always with security.debian.org. So you can drop debian-security as well. Regards, P.S.: many users behind your support@ alias are out of quota, we receive bounce because of that. -- Simon Paillard -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
