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Geld says no

discuss.

100-200kBps is slow imo when I have 500mbps connection

v4 / v6?

V4

I actually have 600mbps but it's rarery at such level.

have u ever looked at the price of a new juniper router with hardware v6

its spans a couple of pages

but okay

v4

been doing that a while

im intreuigied

V6 is not delivered by my isp

gimme mirror

obv the internet gets a bit complicated

i can only assume somebody's peers are shit

gimme mirror

I don't have BSD yet, I'm waiting for thinkpad to arrive. So I can't give you one but I was using the one in Amsterdam or Frankfurt/Berlin while in Poland so it was slow.

okay ill look that up

Poland have good internets

and good people generally.

and really dodgy domain registrars

i can only assume somebody's peers are shit

I would like the packages to use torrent but the page is against it as the packages could get modified by a mischievous person.

thats the BSD i know and remain indifferent towards...

OpenBSD mainly

btw not so clever onw are u OpenBSD

If I had open ports, I would host a mirror myself, I have 60mbps up.

now that some noname managed to get SANS to accept some pretty irrelevant CVE

But they're blocked.

now you suck like everybody else

im looing at the bsd mirrors

i cant help but think one of those

wuld be quick

i suspect your isp ins't real

conterfeit

that said lol

first one is down

😂

i am trying very hard here BSD

but

#4 worked

slowly/

i am trying very hard here BSD

That's OK. That's OK.

slowly/

Well... I'll just have to make a list of packages and go sleep, wake up in the morning and that's it.

This is a stale mirror, please go to http://www.FreeBSD.org/

germany says piss off

wow FreeBSD

i'll give you 60 quid for rights to the logo

go on

u need a warm meal...

Many vps services have transfer limits,while some in Poland don't. I wonder if 10GB or 30GB of disk space would be enough to host a mirror for FreeBSD.

Of course "we don't have transfer limit up to reasonable amount" but k

i was just about ti ask

but

smth rather sad here

getting some mirrors for freebsd would be as simple as a few emails to the relevant, well known OS mirroring people

makes me wonder if there's not been some sort of schism

honestly i was never a user but freebsd is

significant

doesnt a lot of embedded hardware run it?

perhaps thats it

admins/mortals if you can give Geld and myself a few ballparks as to what it takes to host a BSD mirror

doesnt a lot of embedded hardware run it?

Shit load of things run bsd. Maybe even more than Java because Java has been stalling on 3 billion devices for the past 20 years

i have a lot of metal idling away, some plugged directly inot the freaking matrix with SFP

Shit load of things run bsd. Maybe even more than Java because Java has been stalling on 3 billion devices for the past 20 years

which is why theres a reason they are aparently the only OS project that literally has dead mirros

or live ones who actively arent freebsd mirrors now

https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/hubs/mirror-howto.html

Mirroring Packages Due to very high requirements of bandwidth, storage and adminstration the FreeBSD Project has decided not to allow public mirrors of packages.

great.

okay that solves it

FreeBSD i suspect has one very major userbase

Not in the private sector.

or they dont like what its become and want to be Ginsburg writing poetry on acid from now on

i'd go probably the first one

I will be honest with you. When I was trying out freebsd I was saving the packages prior to installing them, thinking to make a backup for myself (and maybe others?) so I won't need to download it again. Idea died.

do you want me to download a mirror for you :D

we'll call it the unofficial, no clearance pirate mirror

and it will be in holland (how big is this thing?) so you get to export crypto and everything

If I can hop on that train with my 500mbps Internet or a VPS then sure.

But no one will trust these packages man