It got updated while we were exchanging messages.Yes, I ran the rsync script manually. I'm not sure why it did not run to begin with. Investigations are being conducted.
Now hamakor mirrorThat's because it's in "c". The script is currently up to "g". It should take it a little while to finish the update.
has a time stamp of 04-Sep-2003 too, and indeed console-data, for
example, shows the up to date version.
I didn't understand the problem. Are you saying that the index on Hamakor was MORE up to date than the upstream mirror?There was still a lag of 2 or 3 days between the time that the local mirror had the up to date console-data pointed to in its Packages.gz and the time that the upstream mirror had it.
Perhaps the little filter isIt did. Gentoo released a new version, and our disks were crammed. Merging all files of identical MD5 now gives us about 10G free. We will also remove the Mandrake mirror in a little while (the site already points to IGLU's version, which was brought up to date). The fun fun life of a mirror admin :-)
buggy? There was a similar problem a week or so ago. It was fixed then
just as it was fixed now: by updating Packages.gz. Yet then Schahar told
me about a `Disk Full' situation. Does hamakor suffer from such a
problem?
The problem this time around was not a result of lack of disk space, however. I don't know what was it a result of. Did I say that investigations are being carried out already?
By the way, how come the time stamp of the file is 04-Sep-2003 22:19?Probably time zone differences. ftp.us.debian.org has a timestamp of 04-Sep-2003 14:19.
Shachar
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