Re: Mirroring

    Thanks for your offer.  If you haven't already done so, please
read the entire page at the following link:

        http://www.php.net/mirroring.php

    My responses to your questions are in-line in your message below.

2008/12/16 Radosław Kunicki <[email protected]>:
>
> 1) What are Your requirements in bandwith (and other requirements)?

    We don't have any requirements, per se, but you should expect at
least 1GB of data transfer each day.  As noted on that page, this can
reach 12GB per day or more for high-traffic mirrors.

> 2) Do You know how big is real transfer per day for that class of secondary
> servers in middle-size countries?

    Again, read the page.  We don't have any official estimates for
these things, but that page will give you an idea.

> 3) Do You allow to promote our partneship by inserting buttons to this
> occasion (with links to php.net) on our websites?

    You can link to your mirror from anywhere you would like, and if
accepted, your mirror can have a logo and text link on your own
mirror.  At no point, however, do we engage in link-sharing or
reciprocal link practices.

    Once again, please read http://www.php.net/mirroring.php for all
of the information you should need, and feel free to ask any questions
here on the list.  If you are still interested and able to set up a
mirror, follow the instructions at that link and report back here when
it is complete.  One of us will verify the mirror and add you to the
mirror-checking queue.  If your mirror passes all checks, it will be
added to the list of official mirrors by the end of this week.

    Thanks again for your very generous offer!

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