Re: Fedora Unity release
- From: Robert L Cochran <cochranb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 22:20:33 -0500
I use jigdo myself and like the way it pulls packages from a list of
servers, so that no one server is stressed with a long download
connection that might be dropped or which might be so busy you can't log
onto it.
The really bad thing about jigdo is that it isn't smart enough by
default to notice that one or more servers consistently have connection
problems, and it keeps hitting them again and again in round-robin
fashion retrying the connection, and that in turn wastes a lot of time.
Jigdo should drop a server after two different sets of two attempts per
set which still fail to connect, and then go on to the next server in
the list.
Bob Cochran
Greenbelt, Maryland, USA
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Does anyone have a bittorrent link for the Unity spins? I get
3-3.5Mbit speed with torrent, and 200-400Kbit with that jigdo thing.
Last month I ran for five days and was still missing 27 parts, so it's
kind of off my list of usefully fast methods, using no parallelism at
all, and not letting users contribute to the supply.
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