Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
----- Original Message -----
From: “Yukihiro Matsumoto” matz@ruby-lang.org
To: “ruby-talk ML” ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 1:38 AM
Subject: wanted: official mirrors for 1.8.0
Hello,
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
matz.
–
Seth Kurtzberg
Research, Development, and Network Operations Center ISEC.us
480-314-1540 seth@isec.us
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
I’m sorry that I can’t offer to host a mirror, but all I’ve got is my
workstation on a 256k connection.
But I can suggest to you, that you perhaps contact sunsite.dk, they’re hosting
numerous mirrors.
It’s a server located at “Aalborg Universitets Center” AUC.
I think you’ll have a fair chance of getting a good mirror up and running
there.
Best regards.
/Madsen (who is looking forwarf to the final 1.8 release.)
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
–
Anders K. Madsen
http://lillesvin.linux.dk |
There are 10 types of people in the world… |
Those who understand binary - and those who don’t.
- http://bash.org |
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
On Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 02:38 AM, Yukihiro Matsumoto wrote:
Hello,
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
Since we don’t make any money out of Ruby itself, we don’t have any
excuse to any network trouble caused by Ruby.
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
Numerous downloads of recent previews have eaten up my company’s
bandwidth some times. When 1.8.0 final is out, I guess the situation
will be far worse.
I’ve changed the Gentoo Linux ruby ebuilds to use the mirror list in
preference to the master server. Most of the time users would get it
from a Gentoo mirror anyway, but in the case that the Gentoo mirrors
don’t have the source yet, this change might help.
I never got that far down the page - when you stick a great big link at the
top of the page under “How to get Ruby”, pointing directly at the home site,
that’s what I’ve used.
Hide the home site links away at the bottom somewhere and I think people are
more likely to use the mirrors.
Cheers,
Brian.
···
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 04:07:29PM +0900, Gavin Sinclair wrote:
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 03:50:31PM +0900, Yukihiro Matsumoto wrote:
Hello,
In message “Re: wanted: official mirrors for 1.8.0” > on 03/07/31, “Hal E. Fulton” hal9000@hypermetrics.com writes:
Thus, would anybody offer mirrors for 1.8.0?
They will help us a lot.
I’ll host one if you wish.
Thank you. I will talk to you later.
Others?
–
Wilfried Grommen, Strategie-Chef für Microsoft EMEA, Juli 2003:
“Die Welt besteht nicht nur aus Open Source und Linux.
Das müssen wir wohl erstmal klarstellen.”
I have several machines on which I could do it. How much disk space does it
require?
Not much. Only 1.8M.
Oh, only for the distfile? I can do it of course, on all these
machines. One is on the french research network (RENATER), one is in a
well connected ISP in France and the last one is also well connected.
Please use the address in my From: (it works) for details if you want.
Nobody answered the question that I think Gavin raised - there is already a
big pool of official mirrors, and the ones I’ve looked at have everything up
to and including 1.8.0-preview6
I think the only thing which is necessary is to give the mirrors more
prominence and make ftp.ruby-lang.org less prominent… if it’s the first
link on the page then that’s what people will click.