Re: hi i wanna to add mirror list...
nthroot <[email protected]>
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hi guys.. im completed of rsync of mirror.. http://mirrors.gamevil.com/pub/OpenBSD/ ( Republic of Korea, Seoul city ) mirror is updated once a day, every night! (registered at crontab) thanks!! 2006/12/5, Marcus Popp <[email protected]>: > > Hi, > > On 2006-12-05T11:05, nthroot wrote: > > hi... > > > > nice to meet you... > > > > i'm operator of mirror http://mirrors.gamevil.com > > > > and..i wanna to make the mirror of OpenBSD of Rebpulic of Korea(Seoul > City) > > > > how can i make it.. ? > > first read http://mirror.paranoidbsd.org/ftp.html (at the bottom). > > I recommend using rsync with a second level mirror of your choice. > Please ask the upstream maintainer if you could use him as upstream. > Furthermore ensure that your mirror is updated once a day! > > After you have done that, come back. > > Thanks & so long, > > Marcus. > > P.S. I use the following code to sync my mirror: > > #!/bin/ksh > > VERSION=2 > > umask 022 > MIRROR_DIR="/var/www/htdocs/mirror/pub/OpenBSD" > HTTP_SOURCE='rsync://<enter your upstream mirror here>/pub/OpenBSD' > HTTP_DIRS='?.? OpenBGPD OpenNTPD OpenSSH patches tools doc' > RSYNC_OPT="--recursive --times --links --quiet --delete" > > echo "start: $(date +%FT%T%z)" > > mkdir -p "$MIRROR_DIR" > for DIR in $HTTP_DIRS; do > echo " mirror: $DIR" > nice -n 10 rsync $RSYNC_OPT $HTTP_SOURCE/$DIR $MIRROR_DIR > done > > echo "end: $(date +%FT%T%z)" > > #EOF