Re: Mirror Download sites

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On 10/24/06, John Bowden <johnbowden43@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

norm writes:

> Apart from investigating each site it is in some cases a challenge to
> find the nearest download site.  If the site has the name of a
> university in the address it is relatively easy to determine the
> general area of the server but for sites with other names it is more of
> a challenge to determine the location.  Probably the quickest and
> simplest way to determine the mirror site closest is if there was a map
> indicating the approximate locations.  Has anyone gone to the trouble
> of creating such a map or a form with the web address and the city  the
> server is located in.
> Norm

http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/ is organized by country.  There are
geoip tools that one can use to find the one actually closest.

           -Mike

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