Hello,
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 11:43:03AM +0000, Lab TA Team wrote:
> Package: mirrors
> Severity: wishlist
>
> Submission-Type: new
Thanks for your mirror submission.
There are some details to fix before we can add you mirror to the list.
(Basically, there are detailed on http://debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror)
> Site: mirror.cse.iitk.ac.in
> Type: leaf
> Archive-architecture: amd64 i386
Source packages are mandatory, please don't exclude them.
> Archive-ftp: /debian/
> Archive-http: /debian/
> Security-ftp: /debian-security/
> Security-http: /debian-security/
Please switch to the ftpsync tool to sync your mirror: it ensures mirror
availability during the sync, easy mirror update, correct arch specific
files exclusion, and much more..
http://debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror#how
> IPv6: no
> Archive-upstream: mirrors.kernel.org
> Security-upstream: mirrors.kernel.org
You may try hanzubon.jp (which is the main backend of ftp.jp.debian.org).
> Updates: twice
> Maintainer: Lab TA Team <mir...@cse.iitk.ac.in>
> Country: IN India
> Location: IIT Kanpur, Kanpur -208016, India
> Sponsor: CSE Department, IIT Kanpur www.cse.iitk.ac.in
How much bandwidth is available ? Peering info ?
Thanks and best regards.
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Thanks.
> >Please switch to the ftpsync tool to sync your mirror: it ensures mirror
> >availability during the sync, easy mirror update, correct arch specific
> >files exclusion, and much more..
> >http://debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror#how
>
> We have switched to the ftpsync tool for our mirror.
Thanks.
> But as advised in the link provided, we are currently discontinuing
> the mirroring of debian-security.
Ok.
> > You may try hanzubon.jp (which is the main backend of ftp.jp.debian.org).
>
> We could not use the hanzubon.jp site as it is mirroring the cd images, where as
> we are mirroring packages.
See rsync hanzubon.jp::debian which *is* an archive mirror.
(or ftp.jp.d.o ..)
> > How much bandwidth is available ? Peering info ?
>
> We have 1gbps bandwith. Our machine is 16gb ram quad core rack mounted server.
> But can you kindly tell us what do you mean by peering info, and we would try to
> get back to you as soon as possible.
Peering, as opposed to transit; maybe you are connected to peer
networks, so that users from these peer networks get quite high speed
data to your mirror, without much extra transit costs for you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peering