ROSA Mirroring Policy

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How to become an official mirror of ROSA Distribution

If you want to become an official ROSA Distribution mirror, have a server with enough free space and a wide internet channel, please, read the following guide to become one.

Please note that, in order to be an official mirror, you must maintain your mirror in a moderate health, so that its uptime and bandwidth should not be a problem for people who use it.

Requirements:

• Minimal upload speed

Minimal upload speed required to become an official mirror is 20 MBit/s.

• Space Needed

At least 60 Gb.

• Rsync and cron command

We recommend to use rsync + cron to ensure that your mirror is updated regularly. In order to have a synced ROSA you must be able to setup a regularly running rsync script on your server. We propose to use a following command:
rsync -avH --partial --delete-after --delay-updates --exclude '.*' <rsync mirror url> /path/to/the/repo/

• Official secondary mirrors

Here are our official secondary mirrors:

• mirror.yandex.ru Russian Federation, Moscow
  • ftp://mirror.yandex.ru/rosa/rosa2012lts/repository/
  • http://mirror.yandex.ru/rosa/rosa2012lts/repository/
  • rsync://mirror.yandex.ru/rosa/rosa2012lts/repository/

• mirrors.coreix.net Great Britain, London
  • http://mirrors.coreix.net

• How to submit a mirror request

When your mirror is running and set up, you should contact ROSA via official bugzilla mirror request

1. Open a bug with the "Becoming an official mirror" title.
2. This bug will be private and visible only to ROSA employees; no information you enter will be shared.
3. Bug text must consist of:
   1. location of the mirror (city and country)
   2. mirror contact/admin (name, email address - only one)
   3. available bandwidth
   4. which primary mirror you are using
   5. list of your URLs, including protocol used among http / ftp (anonymous) / rsync
4. Welcome to Official ROSA Mirrors! The nearby users will use your mirror to receive updates.