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Am 25.01.2011 16:41, schrieb Carlos Carvalho:
Thorsten Guenther (thorsten.guenther@aposso.de) wrote on 25 January 2011 16:20:
  >Am 25.01.2011 15:56, schrieb Friedrich Strohmaier:
  >>
  >>>  For sites with less capacity, it might be preferred to keep the ISO
  >>>  images in a separate subtree, easy to exclude.
  >>  That sounds reasonable and was what I thought about.
  >>  Having no clue how it works with mirrorbrain in detail, I'll proceed to
  >>  change that today. :o))
  >>
  >Hi!
  >
  >Perhaps rsync-push should be limited to the core parts (eg. the /stable/
  >tree) where simultanous release is an issue. So mirror admins can choose
  >to rsync-pull the other trees like /old/ and /DVD/.
  >Another solution would be to have differend kinds of "subscriptions" for
  >rsync-push, but i guess this would be difficult to handle on the TDF side.

What's this rsync-push about? It has nothing to do with mirroring dvd/cd.

I opted to have the mirror contents pushed to my site via rsync, that makes it an "rsync-push". Question is what contents should be pushed to mirrors, eg. should the DVD images be pushed. Until now mirror admins can´t select what ist pushed.

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