Meeting Log - 2007-09-27
Mike McGrath
mmcgrath at redhat.com
Fri Sep 28 19:18:03 UTC 2007
Matt Domsch wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 27, 2007 at 03:47:00PM -0500, Mike McGrath wrote:
>
>> 2007-09-27T14:02:40 <mmcgrathbot> mmcgrath: #170 (Hosting respins)
>>
>
>
> May I suggest we create a directory structure for the spins that can
> fit in with the directory structure on the master mirror servers? In
> this way, we might be able to move content back-and-forth between the
> two trees without completely screwing up mirrors.
>
> What do I mean?
>
> Here's the current tree at pub/fedora/linux/releases/ :
>
> pub/fedora/linux/releases
> |-- 7
> | |-- Everything
> | | |-- i386
> | | | `-- os
> | | | |-- Fedora
> | | |-- source
> | | | `-- SRPMS
> | | | `-- repodata
> | | `-- x86_64
> | | `-- os
> | | |-- Fedora
> | |-- Fedora
> | | |-- i386
> | | | |-- iso
> | | | `-- os
> | | | |-- Fedora
> | | |-- source
> | | | |-- SRPMS
> | | | `-- iso
> | | `-- x86_64
> | | |-- iso
> | | `-- os
> | | |-- Fedora
> | `-- Live
> | |-- i386
> | `-- x86_64
>
> For spins posted on spins.fedoraproject.org, I'd want it to have a
> similar structure:
> pub/fedora/linux/releases
> |-- 8
> | |-- Games
> | | |-- i386
> | | | |-- iso
> | | | `-- os
> | | |-- source
> | | | |-- SRPMS
> | | `-- x86_64
> | | |-- iso
> | `-- OtherRandomSpin
> | | |-- i386
> | | | |-- iso
> | | | `-- os
> | | |-- source
> | | | |-- SRPMS
> | | `-- x86_64
> | | |-- iso
>
>
> Surely we can figure out how to torrent the ISOs directly from the ISO
> directories then.
>
> It may seem extraneous, but this would let us move a popular spin from
> spins.fp.o onto the master mirror with little difficulty for our
> mirrors; likewise we could move less-popular spins from the master
> mirror over to spins.fp.o.
>
> And, if we ran rsync on spins.fp.o, we could let people mirror that
> content via rsync instead of torrent-only. We wouldn't expect our
> Fedora mirrors to do so, but we wouldn't prevent it either.
>
Good point. I had thought spins.fp.o would only be containing ISO's do
you think SRPMS and such will also be hosted there? Is there a reason
we'd have to host them there?
-Mike
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