Hi all,
Just a quick note in case no-one's aware. I remember before the move
to CERN's infrastructure, the server hosting all the builds had a
script to delete old testing builds, presumably to keep space used in
check.
Since the move, there hasn't been any deletions of testing builds, and
as of
What are you asking?
On Fri, 29 Nov 2019 at 10:44, tedd.t...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Just a quick note in case no-one's aware. I remember before the move
> to CERN's infrastructure, the server hosting all the builds had a
> script to delete old testing builds, presumably to keep space us
Hi Nick,
I'm not asking for anything. Just, I'm using a hacky way to mirror the
downloads to Sourceforge, involving storing a complete copy locally.
I'm definitely going to architect a solution that doesn't require that
if it becomes a problem for me, but I thought I'd let the list know
just in ca
Hi Tedd^2
Yeah, I probably didn't specify a proper ttl for some objects in some
directories, but you should definitely architect your mirroring
solution to handle that upstream has more data than you would like to
mirror, if it is an issue for you to keep up with the amount of data
upstream.
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