Les Mikesell wrote:
Johnny Hughes wrote:
Is there a way to coax several hosts behind the same caching proxy to
use the same URL as the 1st choice but still fail over and try others
if there is a problem? And preferably without having to manually
edit files on each machine or coordinate choi
Johnny Hughes wrote:
Is there a way to coax several hosts behind the same caching proxy to
use the same URL as the 1st choice but still fail over and try others
if there is a problem? And preferably without having to manually edit
files on each machine or coordinate choices.
Fatestmirror d
Les Mikesell wrote:
Is there a way to coax several hosts behind the same caching proxy to
use the same URL as the 1st choice but still fail over and try others if
there is a problem? And preferably without having to manually edit files
on each machine or coordinate choices.
I've been using ncac
Les Mikesell wrote:
Johnny Hughes wrote:
Is there a way to coax several hosts behind the same caching proxy to
use the same URL as the 1st choice but still fail over and try others if
there is a problem? And preferably without having to manually edit
files on each machine or coordinate choi
Johnny Hughes wrote:
Almost one hour and only 1.7 of 4.8 m was downloaded
This is typical for me getting data from .tw sites.
Then ... find the fastest mirrors and don't use the default.
We can't possibly try to program in thnigs like this on our end.
The fastestmirror script actually make
tech wrote:
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Me thinks they call that yum-fastestmirror :)
Me thinks that doesn't work.
fastest mirror give me the lowest values for .tw sites. Which, I think
mean the fastest. They are in fact, the slowest. Here are some real
numbers:
base 856 kb 27:38
updates 91
Karanbir Singh wrote:
You can always just disable the yum-fastestmirror plugin if its not
working well for you. In /etc/yum/pluginconf.d there should be a file
called fastestmirror.conf - look in there, and change enabled=1 to
enabled=0. Might be worth running it with verbose=1 for a little w
tech <> scribbled on Friday, June 27, 2008 9:57 AM:
> Joseph L. Casale wrote:
>
>> Me thinks they call that yum-fastestmirror :)
>
> Me thinks that doesn't work.
It works in Sweden. In fact the fastest-mirror thing works better now with the
v5.2 than ever before.
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Me thinks they call that yum-fastestmirror :)
Me thinks that doesn't work.
fastest mirror give me the lowest values for .tw sites. Which, I think
mean the fastest. They are in fact, the slowest. Here are some real numbers:
base 856 kb 27:38
updates 91 kb 1:20
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