Hi Simon thanks for that quicl answer
2008/6/24 Simon Paillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Bonjour Alexandre, > > I will continue in english since that is the language of the Debian bug > tracking system. > > On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 08:07:42AM +0000, Alexandre Chapellon wrote: > > Package: mirrors > > Severity: wishlist > > > > Submission-Type: new > > Thanks for submitting your Debian mirror. > Please find some remarks before we can include your mirror in the list. > > > Site: repository.linux.pf > > Your local trace file is named lolita.lolita.pf (in /project/trace). > Could you please force the value of HOSTNAME in anonftpsync to > repository.linux.pf ? > Then delete/rename the old file. That is done. > > > > Type: leaf > > Archive-architecture: amd64 i386 > > Archive-ftp: /debian/ > > Archive-http: /debian/ > > Archive-rsync: debian/ > > IPv6: no > > Archive-upstream: ftp.nz.debian.org > > Updates: once > > Thanks for using anonftpsync. > > > Maintainer: Alexandre Chapellon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Country: PF French Polynesia > > Location: Polynésie Française > > Sponsor: Lolita http://www.lolita.pf > > Sponsor: Mana (local ISP) http://www.mana.pf > > We like to know and tell our users how much bandwidth is available. Do > you have this info ? The server has Gigabit network cards connected to a 100MB network which is part of the backbone of the local (and only) ISP... There is no ACL nor QoS of anykind on the routeur in front of the repository. As I work for the ISP, which is sponsor of the server, I pretty sure of thoose information. The server is hosted in a secure and professional hosting environment. Bandwidth outgoing from french polynesia is about 220Mb/s (through the satelites connections). So it is hardly possible for us to offer more bandwidth and/or availability for the debian archive. > > > This repository will allow for polynesian users to access debian > > packages and updates with improved speed and availability. > > The only link from french polynesia to the rest of the world is a high > > latency satelite connection, further more DSL users in french > > polynesia have quotas on their outgoing international bandwidth. > > That's great to offer this mirroring service in such a context ! I am have the secret hope of becoming an official debian mirror (maybe Push mirror) liek ftp.pf.debian.org. Can you handle this request? What do you need to know? What are the guranties we must offer? > You may propose the first ISO (netinstall or even first DVD for both > amd64 and i386). Tell me in the case you do so. This has been discussed by the main sponsors and is not validated at the moment. Nevertheless this decision is not irrevocable. thx again. > > Best regards, > > -- > Simon Paillard >
