"frozen" seems to be mostly gone from ftp.debian.org . I'll ask Greg Hankins,
the administrator, to look into the problem.
Thanks
Bruce
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Hallo Martin!
}> We suggest you use the same mirror script we use, and set it so that if
}> more than 10% of files go away at once it won't delete them.
}
}Which one do you use? Where to get it? 10% seems reasonable.
It is the mirror program that is shipped with Debian, mirror 2.8 from
Lee McLaug
The mirror system we use is in the Debian net/mirror-2.8-6.deb package.
This is the well-known Perl mirror program. I think it requires Perl5
to run without great big memory leaks, but you should be able to take
the debian source/net/mirror-2.8-6.tar.gz archive and move that to any
platform that ru
Martin Konold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Mon, 17 Jun 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
>
> > We suggest you use the same mirror script we use, and set it so that if
> > more than 10% of files go away at once it won't delete them.
>
> Which one do you use? Where to get it? 10% seems reasonable.
Is
On Mon, 17 Jun 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> We suggest you use the same mirror script we use, and set it so that if
> more than 10% of files go away at once it won't delete them.
Which one do you use? Where to get it? 10% seems reasonable.
> We did have problems with debian.org - the system it wa
From: Martin Konold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 1.) I do not hink it is a good idea to mount the /pub areas on a heavily
> used ftp server via nfs. (especially performace wise)
This is currently done because of a hardware/driver problem. We'll get
that resolved eventually.
> 2.) A lot of simple mirro
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