Hi, Simon. Thanks for your reply.
My reply is below. 2010/3/4 Simon Paillard <simon.paill...@resel.enst-bretagne.fr> > tag 572419 +moreinfo > thanks > > On Thu, Mar 04, 2010 at 02:49:18AM +0000, ideal wrote: > > Package: mirrors > > Severity: wishlist > > > > Submission-Type: new > > Thanks very much for submitting your Debian mirror. > Here are a few remarks before we can add your server to the list of > Debian mirrors. > > > Site: mirror.bjtu.edu.cn > > Aliases: mirror6.bjtu.edu.cn > It is for ipv6. > Aliases: ftp.bjtu.edu.cn > > You may create a debian.bjtu.edu.cn, it will allow you to be more > flexile ina managing your Debian mirror. > Yes , I will create it. > > Type: leaf > > Archive-architecture: ALL alpha amd64 arm armel hppa hurd-i386 i386 ia64 > kfreebsd-amd64 kfreebsd-i386 m68k mips mipsel powerpc s390 sparc > > Archive-http: /debian/ > > Please switch to the recommended tool 'ftpsync': > http://www.debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror#how > > It is needed to ensure mirrors are doing the sync using the best method > for users, and provides us trace files to understand the status of the > mirror. > Currently the mirror sync from a Taiwan mirror, and some architectures are still not complete, it will be done in some days. > > > IPv6: yes > > Maybe add AAAA field to mirror.bjtu.edu.cn as well ? > The IPv6 address of this mirror is mirror6.bjtu.edu.cn. > > > Archive-upstream: debian.nctu.edu.tw > > Updates: once > > You may sync from ftp.tw.d.o (also known as debian.linux.org.tw) > instead, which has the advantage of being an official mirror. > The recommended method is to be pushed, so that you don't need to setup > any cron job, and you get archive updates as soon as they appear: > http://www.debian.org/mirror/push_mirroring > Contact of ftp.tw.debian.org: Andrew Lee: andrew ATSIGN linux.org.tw > > Thanks, I will do that. > > Maintainer: ideal <idealit...@gmail.com> > > Country: CN China > > Location: Beijing Jiaotong University > > Comment: we will add CD/DVD images mirror and rsync. > > How much bandwidth is available ? > It is 100Mbps. > > > -- > Simon Paillard > -- ideal Shang a student at bjtu homepage: http://dev.bjtu.edu.cn/~ideal
