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mirror.selfnet.de new IPv6 address
by Lukas Kramer 13 Aug '24

13 Aug '24

Hi all, we will soon migrate mirror-1.server.selfnet.de to the new IPv6 address 2a0e:3c0:0:400::52. Can you add this as another address to the allowlist and only remove the current address 2001:7c7:2100:400::52 once we've completed the migration to ensure a smooth transition? Best Regards, Lukas

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ftp.acc.umu.se domain move
by Niklas Edmundsson 29 Jul '24

29 Jul '24

Hi all! The official host/mirror name for the mirror provided by Academic Computer Club (ACC) has changed to mirror.accum.se as ACC is moving to a new domain. Official name changes from ftp.acc.umu.se to mirror.accum.se. The old host name will continue to work for quite some time (years), but downstream mirrors should move to using a non-acc.umu.se name. Since we are lazy sysadmins, we have also registered the ac2.se (ACC=AC^2) domain and lots of aliases so ftp.ac2.se also works. Background: Umeå University has decided that non-official services are no longer allowed to exist as a sub domain to umu.se. As a consequence of this we are moving all services from the acc.umu.se domain. While not related to the domain move, we'd also like to inform you that the file archive now enjoys 200 Gbps connectivity to SUNET. On behalf of the ACC file archive admins, /Nikke -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Niklas Edmundsson, Admin @ {ACC,HPC2N} | nikke(a)accum.se --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I'd prefer the non-smoking lifeboat, please." =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

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arch.takehiko.pl - unavilability note
by a＠takehiko.pl 09 Jul '24

09 Jul '24

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T2 shutdown: archmirror.it
by Ernesto Castellotti 28 Jun '24

28 Jun '24

Hello everyone, I am writing to inform you that the tier-2 mirror archmirror.it will be shut down on 31 July 2024. I recommend removing the mirror as soon as possible and in any case before 30 July 2024. All the best Ernesto Castellotti

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Shutdown tier 2 server mirror.erickochen.nl
by Eric Kochen 04 Jun '24

04 Jun '24

Hi everyone, The tier 2 'mirror.erickochen.nl' will shutdown this week. It was a pleasure. Best, Eric Kochen

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mirror.qctronics.com mirror maintenance & outage
by Admin 27 May '24

27 May '24

OSS Mirror mirror.qctronics.com will be down on May 31st / June 1st because we are moving our servers to a new location. We are not sure if the servers are gonna be restored by June 2nd as we have to install new networking hardware that hasn't arrived yet (but scheduled to arrive on May 31st) We usually loadbalance our mirror accross two machines to avoid downtime, however, our current situation makes this impossible. We apologize for any inconvenience. -FF QCTronics Administrator / Administrateur de QCTronics *This email is used by multiple people from QCTronics. *Ce courriel est utilisé par plusieurs personnes travaillant pour QCTronics.

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mirror list is not maintaine
by xuanzhong xuanzhong 25 May '24

25 May '24

it's been a month since we applied and no respons servers are just being run to waste

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arch.takehiko.pl - maintenance notification
by a＠takehiko.pl 23 May '24

23 May '24

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Regarding Arch Linux RFC 29
by pitastrudl 22 May '24

22 May '24

Dear mirror operators and contributors to the RFC 29[1], we would like to thank you for the participation in the process of writing this text. We worked on this topic enthusiastically in the hopes to not only improve our own workflows, but also provide mirror operators with a more streamlined workflow as well. Following the theme of the last Arch Summit, we had a lot of ideas that we wanted to include. We acknowledge, that our writing is in part scattered and covers a large set of topics, which may have been too spread out for one RFC. Furthermore we left out a lot of the reasoning and motivation that are crucial to follow the intent of the proposed changes. Therefore we are grateful for the diverse feedback on this RFC [1], which already helped us a great deal to shape the text. We realize, that the text still suffers from poor wording and too many topics that are not properly formalized. This has led to miscommunication and annoyances, that we would like to circumvent going forward. We understand that misunderstandings have led to resentment for some contributors and for this we apologize. Please bear with us until we have reworked the text according to the received feedback. Going forward we want to improve on the general introduction to the topic and revisit the mirror specification format. We will drop mirror requirements, the identity proof concept, as well as other not well-defined topics. We recognize that the proposed tier changes may have been taken as a form of penalty, therefore we will improve on wording and rephrase the tier model as well. In addition, we recognize that the topic introduced in RFC 35[2] is not well received and not worth pursuing. We will close that RFC and explore security concepts at a later stage and with a different approach. Again, we thank you all for your participation and hope to discuss our reworked document with you in the near future. @pitastrudl, @wahrwolf and @torxed [1]: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/rfcs/-/merge_requests/29/ [2]: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/rfcs/-/merge_requests/35/

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mirror.lastmikoi.net migration and temporary bandwidth reduction
by lastmikoi+arch-mirrors＠lastmikoi.net 15 May '24

15 May '24

Hello, I'm moving to a new home and, until I'm settled, I've migrated my archlinux mirror to another host. However, one can expect up to 4x bandwidth reduction (1Gbps -> 0.25Gbps) until I get settled. HTTP(S) and rsync services will be maintained both on IPv4 and IPv6 for the foreseeable future. Have a good day, Mickaël FALCK.

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