Re: Becoming a mirror
Budiwijaya <[email protected]>
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For debian mirror, it's best to use ftpsync. Please read this page[1], it's have all the required information to build a mirror. Thank you Budiwijaya [1] https://www.debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror On Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 9:34 PM, Chris GSW <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi. I am a long time user of debian and appreciate all the work that goes > into it. I have been considering various ways to give back. One option I am > considering is setting up a public mirror. I run a small business and have > the resources but I'm unsure if this would be an effective way to give back. > > I am in Houston, Texas and there are already mirrors in Dallas, Austin, and > San Antonio. > > Having never done a mirror before I'm looking for some advice on if it would > be helpful to the project or if it would be minimal as there are already > three in the state. Again I have the resources so storage capacity and > internet usage is not a concern to me. > > Thanks