SI2.PHP.NET
[email protected] (Daniel Brown) Wed, 20 Sep 2017 17:23:45 -0400
| Newsgroups | php.mirrors |
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| Message-ID | <CAD9cneP6owvJkojC6Y5N5hfqsA4kEd8UYNtWcJJZxOiwbmWDiQ@mail.gmail.com> |
Welcome to the Official PHP Mirrors Team!
Your application to become an official mirror for the PHP Project
in your region has now been approved, and your mirror has been added
to our systems. After an initial series of tests to verify that your
system is set up to correctly mirror the php.net website and at least
the basic core files, it will appear in official rotation. While this
process can be as quick as 90 minutes or less, it may take up to 24
hours. Please do not contact us to check on the status or ask us to
expedite the process for you during this time.
When your mirror has passed all of the automatic tests that our
systems perform, it will appear on the official roster at
http://php.net/mirrors. If you still do not see your mirror listed 24
hours after this message was sent, you may contact us at
[email protected].
Your mirror will be checked several times each day for the
duration of your involvement in the PHP Project. If errors are
detected, such as the system being unreachable, out of sync, or
displaying unexpected information, it will be automatically disabled.
After more than seven days of issues, the mirror may then be manually
disabled, requiring intervention by a member of the Network
Infrastructure Team. Any issues that remain unresolved after a 30-day
period will make the mirror eligible for deletion from our systems.
Please note that some regions have "waiting lists" for those desiring
to donate their services to the PHP Project, so while you may re-apply
after your mirror is deleted, your application may be denied due to
lack of vacancy. In addition, your application may be denied due to
your history with the PHP Project, or at the discretion of the Network
Infrastructure Team.
If you have not yet done so, please subscribe to the Official PHP
Mirrors mailing list operated on [email protected] (subscribe:
[email protected]). This mailing list is extremly
low traffic and is only used for communication between mirror
maintainers and the php.net webmasters. You will also receive a
weekly summary every Sunday via this list, which shows the status of
all of the official mirrors.
Also, please consider joining our IRC channel on EFnet at #php.mirrors.
Should you have any questions, please email them to the mirrors
list at [email protected].
Thank you again for your generosity and support of the PHP
Project, and welcome to the team. We're looking forward to working
with you for a long time to come!
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</Daniel P. Brown>
Network Infrastructure Manager
http://www.php.net/