Hi Guys, I know that you have enough mirrors, but we dont have one in South Africa (.za) I have my server (209.203.20.44, and 196.211.190.150) running a sync server setup as required. I would like to offer this to the gentoo comm. for public use. Thanks, Pieter De Wit Reproducible: Always
Please include your servers specs and the name you want to be listed as. Those two IPs you put doesn't work for me, gives time out
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(In reply to comment #1) > Please include your servers specs and the name you want to be listed as. > > Those two IPs you put doesn't work for me, gives time out > Hi Raul, Sorry about that - forgot to open rsync to the public :), they should work 100% for you now. As for the server specs: P4 HT 2.8Ghz 2gig ram 2x73 gig SCSI (HW mirrored) The 209.203.20.44 IP is a 1meg (up and down) link to the internet and the 196.211.190.150 is an adsl backup (384k up/4meg down) As for the name - It really doesnt matter, I was thinking we can just carry on with the rsync.za.gentoo.org domain (in the past you did something like rsync1.za.gentoo.org ?) Is there any more info you would like ? Thanks, Pieter
Peter, i'm sorry but according to our policy, you need to have around 7mbps of bandwith. Thanks for your offer, but we can't add you in.
Hi Guys, Thanks - no problem, good luck in finding that in South Africa. Cheers, Pieter
Pieter: do you have more bandwidth than that 1Mbit up for destination networks inside South Africa?
Hey Guys, Not at the moment, we are looking at upgrading to 2meg soon. To put it this way, South Africa's biggest adsl is 4meg down and I am sure that there isn't that many gentoo users here. I do understand that you need to uphold a policy, but the only people that can do that is the major isps :( Thanks, Pieter
Pieter: If a couple of those 4mbit clients hit you at the same time, your 2mbit upstream is going to be completely saturated to the exclusion of your normal traffic is it not?
Hi Guys, We are ok with this - we normally use the adsl for "work stuff", the diginet is for email etc. I am not sure if we can figure out how many people are from South Africa and what the traffic would be ? Perhaps you guys have access to those stats ?