Hi, On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 09:16:50PM +0900, Hiroyuki SHINBO wrote: > >> Site: ftp.kddilabs.jp > >> Aliases: ftp.ne.jp > >> Type: leaf > > > >Please read and use the tool recommended at > >http://debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror#how > > > >Config shall be named ftpsync.conf, ftpsync-volatile.conf > > I already read this web page, and our server satisfies the > recommendation of this page.
Then ensure you call rsync with the same options as ftpsync does (--max-delete used, --delay-updates and --delete-after enabled). > However, our server is using rsync program with cron (twice > or three times per a day) for mirror. > > Please make them available at /debian/ which is the standard path, for > > all ftp/http/rsync. > > I made a link from /pub for http/ftp. Thanks. > We can not make the standard path from / (root), because our server > mirrors many archives (Our server is running more than 10 years). I > also made the standard path for rsync. Is this acceptable for you? Possible, but not really wished to be honest: indeed, common path avoid user errors, allow easier setup of round robins, etc. Is a virtual host or alias so hard to be setup ? > Archive-architecture: ALL > Archive-ftp: /pub/debian/ > Archive-http: /pub/debian/ > Archive-rsync: debian/ > CDImage-ftp: /pub/debian-cd/ > CDImage-http: /pub/debian-cd/ > CDImage-rsync: debian-cd/ > Volatile-ftp: /pub/debian-volatile/ > Volatile-http: /pub/debian-volatile/ > Volatile-rsync: debian-volatile/ > > >> Archive-upstream: rsync.osuosl.org > > > >Syncing from some Japanse mirror (ftp.jp.d.o backends, contact at Debian > >JP Project <debian-admin A-T debian.or.jp>) or ftp.tw.debian.org may > >give you faster updates. > > To avoid erasing the archives at the same time (in the situation > that something wrong occurs in the Japanese mirrors), our server > uses servers for update other than the Japanese mirrors. Using --max-delete as ftpsync does protect against such failures on a upstream mirror. > I think that it is better if we use the servers which are near to the > master server. You can understand it may be counter-productive if any Debian mirror want to sync from close master servers, it leads to overloading them. > In addition, our server is connected to the international line > of Japan directly. So, we can receive the archives faster. [..] > >Bandwidth ? > > Total bandwidth is 1.2Gbps. Our server has two lines for the > Internet, one line is 200Mbps (for main line) and other line > is 1Gbps (for long-term experimental use). -- Simon Paillard -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
