[SAC] Mirroring OSGeo Downloads over OSUOSL ftp Service

apache · February 13, 2019, 11:14pm

Hi,

Just checking in with you on this. Is this still on your guys' proverbial
radar?

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University
On Thu Jan 03 13:21:24 2019, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

Ha, we were just talking about this at our meeting. Will try to get it
setup soon.

Thanks,
Alex

On 1/3/19 13:18, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:
> Ping!
> On Fri Dec 07 14:42:51 2018, kindlehl wrote:
>> Hi Alex,
>>
>> We can get periodic mirroring setup for you while you ruminate
whether
>> you'd
>> like push access to our mirrors.
>>
>> I just need an rsync endpoint/URL and the rsync command you use for
>> syncing.
>>
>> Here's our pubkey:
>> ssh-rsa
>>
>

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rsa

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root@ftp-

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>> root@ftp-osl
>>
>> Let me know if you need any more information from me.
>>
>> On Fri Nov 30 12:59:36 2018, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:
>>> On 11/30/18 10:41, Lance Albertson via RT wrote:
>>>> On Mon Oct 29 14:51:21 2018, ramereth wrote:
>>>>> On Fri Oct 26 12:19:29 2018, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:
>>>>>> Maybe.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We did just buy a new machine and were planning on moving over
>> to
>>> that, but
>>>>>> extra mirrors is never a bad thing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> How would we go about setting it up, I think we're looking at
>> .5-1
>>> TB worth
>>>>>> of space, as we've outgrown our current allocation and want to
>>> leave room
>>>>>> for growth.
>>>>>ssh-rsa

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root@ftp-osl
>>>>> We can do it a variety of ways depending on what works best. We
>> can
>>> either
>>>>> sync from an rsync endpoint at a regular basis, or we could give
>>> you a shell
>>>>> account on the master server where you can initiate the sync and
>>> also sync the
>>>>> slaves.
>>>>
>>>> Just checking in on this to see if you still want to proceed or
>> not.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yes, we just didn't reach a decision about which method we
prefer.ssh-rsa

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root@ftp-osl
>>> It's
>>> probably best if we give you an ssh account to our machine, and
then
>>> you
>>> pull with rsync over ssh a specified directory on maybe a nightly
>>> schedule. At least lets try starting with that. I can see why
later
>> we
>>> might want to be able to push, in order to get new releases
mirrored
>>> sooner.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Alex
>>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> --------------
>> Hunter Lannon
>> Student Sysadmin
>> Open Source Lab
>> Oregon State University
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> --------------
> Hunter Lannon
> Student Sysadmin
> Open Source Lab
> Oregon State University
>

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University

Alex_Mandel1 · February 14, 2019, 7:02pm

Yes, on the radar. Apologies we're a little slow sometimes.
I might have a chance to look at this on the long weekend.

Thanks,
Alex

On 2/13/19 3:14 PM, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:

Hi,

Just checking in with you on this. Is this still on your guys' proverbial
radar?

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University
On Thu Jan 03 13:21:24 2019, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

Ha, we were just talking about this at our meeting. Will try to get it
setup soon.

Thanks,
Alex

On 1/3/19 13:18, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:

Ping!
On Fri Dec 07 14:42:51 2018, kindlehl wrote:

Hi Alex,

We can get periodic mirroring setup for you while you ruminate

whether

you'd
like push access to our mirrors.

I just need an rsync endpoint/URL and the rsync command you use for
syncing.

Here's our pubkey:
ssh-rsa

AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAACAQDNAoeIFo7KBew2/7L9secSHE+BtBHJJmPgFiHy/yvMYaJdRz9J2kDssh-

rsa

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root@ftp-

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root@ftp-osl

Let me know if you need any more information from me.

On Fri Nov 30 12:59:36 2018, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

On 11/30/18 10:41, Lance Albertson via RT wrote:

On Mon Oct 29 14:51:21 2018, ramereth wrote:

On Fri Oct 26 12:19:29 2018, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

Maybe.

We did just buy a new machine and were planning on moving over

to

that, but

extra mirrors is never a bad thing.

How would we go about setting it up, I think we're looking at

.5-1

TB worth

of space, as we've outgrown our current allocation and want to

leave room

for growth.

ssh-rsa

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root@ftp-osl

We can do it a variety of ways depending on what works best. We

can

either

sync from an rsync endpoint at a regular basis, or we could give

you a shell

account on the master server where you can initiate the sync and

also sync the

slaves.

Just checking in on this to see if you still want to proceed or

not.

Yes, we just didn't reach a decision about which method we

prefer.ssh-rsa

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root@ftp-osl

It's
probably best if we give you an ssh account to our machine, and

then

you
pull with rsync over ssh a specified directory on maybe a nightly
schedule. At least lets try starting with that. I can see why

later

we

might want to be able to push, in order to get new releases

mirrored

sooner.

Thanks,
Alex

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University

apache · February 14, 2019, 7:02pm

Yes, on the radar. Apologies we're a little slow sometimes.
I might have a chance to look at this on the long weekend.

Thanks,
Alex

On 2/13/19 3:14 PM, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:

Hi,

Just checking in with you on this. Is this still on your guys' proverbial
radar?

--
Regards,
--------------
Hunter Lannon
Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University
On Thu Jan 03 13:21:24 2019, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

Ha, we were just talking about this at our meeting. Will try to get it
setup soon.

Thanks,
Alex

On 1/3/19 13:18, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:

Ping!
On Fri Dec 07 14:42:51 2018, kindlehl wrote:

Hi Alex,

We can get periodic mirroring setup for you while you ruminate

whether

you'd
like push access to our mirrors.

I just need an rsync endpoint/URL and the rsync command you use for
syncing.

Here's our pubkey:
ssh-rsa

AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAACAQDNAoeIFo7KBew2/7L9secSHE+BtBHJJmPgFiHy/yvMYaJdRz9J2kDssh-

rsa

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root@ftp-

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root@ftp-osl

Let me know if you need any more information from me.

On Fri Nov 30 12:59:36 2018, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

On 11/30/18 10:41, Lance Albertson via RT wrote:

On Mon Oct 29 14:51:21 2018, ramereth wrote:

On Fri Oct 26 12:19:29 2018, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:

Maybe.

We did just buy a new machine and were planning on moving over

to

that, but

extra mirrors is never a bad thing.

How would we go about setting it up, I think we're looking at

.5-1

TB worth

of space, as we've outgrown our current allocation and want to

leave room

for growth.

ssh-rsa

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

root@ftp-osl

We can do it a variety of ways depending on what works best. We

can

either

sync from an rsync endpoint at a regular basis, or we could give

you a shell

account on the master server where you can initiate the sync and

also sync the

slaves.

Just checking in on this to see if you still want to proceed or

not.

Yes, we just didn't reach a decision about which method we

prefer.ssh-rsa

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

root@ftp-osl

It's
probably best if we give you an ssh account to our machine, and

then

you
pull with rsync over ssh a specified directory on maybe a nightly
schedule. At least lets try starting with that. I can see why

later

we

might want to be able to push, in order to get new releases

mirrored

sooner.

Thanks,
Alex

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robe · May 13, 2019, 6:17pm

>>> Maybe.
>>>
>>> We did just buy a new machine and were planning on moving over to
>>> that, but extra mirrors is never a bad thing.
>>>
>>> How would we go about setting it up, I think we're looking at .5-1
>>> TB worth of space, as we've outgrown our current allocation and want
>>> to leave room for growth.
>>
>> We can do it a variety of ways depending on what works best. We can
>> either sync from an rsync endpoint at a regular basis, or we could
>> give you a shell account on the master server where you can initiate
>> the sync and also sync the slaves.
>
> Just checking in on this to see if you still want to proceed or not.
>

Yes, we just didn't reach a decision about which method we prefer. It's
probably best if we give you an ssh account to our machine, and then you pull
with rsync over ssh a specified directory on maybe a nightly schedule. At least
lets try starting with that. I can see why later we might want to be able to
push, in order to get new releases mirrored sooner.

Thanks,
Alex

[Regina Obe]

Now that we have download.osgeo.org on osgeo7, I'd like to proceed with this.

Can you send me a public key you'll be using to sync the files and I'll create an account for it to pull.
I think a 2-3 scheduled syncs a day should be sufficient.

The folder we'd want synched is the /osgeo folder on download.osgeo.org

Thanks,
Regina

apache · May 13, 2019, 6:17pm

>>> Maybe.
>>>
>>> We did just buy a new machine and were planning on moving over to
>>> that, but extra mirrors is never a bad thing.
>>>
>>> How would we go about setting it up, I think we're looking at .5-1
>>> TB worth of space, as we've outgrown our current allocation and want
>>> to leave room for growth.
>>
>> We can do it a variety of ways depending on what works best. We can
>> either sync from an rsync endpoint at a regular basis, or we could
>> give you a shell account on the master server where you can initiate
>> the sync and also sync the slaves.
>
> Just checking in on this to see if you still want to proceed or not.
>

Yes, we just didn't reach a decision about which method we prefer. It's
probably best if we give you an ssh account to our machine, and then you pull
with rsync over ssh a specified directory on maybe a nightly schedule. At least
lets try starting with that. I can see why later we might want to be able to
push, in order to get new releases mirrored sooner.

Thanks,
Alex

[Regina Obe]

Now that we have download.osgeo.org on osgeo7, I'd like to proceed with this.

Can you send me a public key you'll be using to sync the files and I'll create an account for it to pull.
I think a 2-3 scheduled syncs a day should be sufficient.

The folder we'd want synched is the /osgeo folder on download.osgeo.org

Thanks,
Regina

jef · May 14, 2019, 3:55pm

Hi,

On Mon, 13. May 2019 at 11:17:24 -0700, via RT wrote:

Now that we have download.osgeo.org on osgeo7, I'd like to proceed with this.

Can you send me a public key you'll be using to sync the files and I'll create an account for it to pull.
I think a 2-3 scheduled syncs a day should be sufficient.

The folder we'd want synched is the /osgeo folder on download.osgeo.org

We are also running plain rsync on download.osgeo.org.

/osgeo/download is also available as rsync://download.osgeo.org/download

Jürgen

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apache · May 14, 2019, 4:04pm

Hi,

On Mon, 13. May 2019 at 11:17:24 -0700, via RT wrote:

Now that we have download.osgeo.org on osgeo7, I'd like to proceed with this.

Can you send me a public key you'll be using to sync the files and I'll create an account for it to pull.
I think a 2-3 scheduled syncs a day should be sufficient.

The folder we'd want synched is the /osgeo folder on download.osgeo.org

We are also running plain rsync on download.osgeo.org.

/osgeo/download is also available as rsync://download.osgeo.org/download

Jürgen

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apache · May 14, 2019, 4:52pm

On Tue May 14 09:04:37 2019, jef@norbit.de wrote:

We are also running plain rsync on download.osgeo.org.

/osgeo/download is also available as
rsync://download.osgeo.org/download

Great! I'd rather we use this instead of doing it through ssh anyway.

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apache · May 22, 2019, 10:20pm

Is there a way to access the bottle folder over the rsync endpoint?

On Tue May 14 09:04:37 2019, jef@norbit.de wrote:

Hi,

On Mon, 13. May 2019 at 11:17:24 -0700, via RT wrote:
> Now that we have download.osgeo.org on osgeo7, I'd like to proceed
with this.
>
> Can you send me a public key you'll be using to sync the files and
I'll create an account for it to pull.
> I think a 2-3 scheduled syncs a day should be sufficient.

> The folder we'd want synched is the /osgeo folder on
download.osgeo.org

We are also running plain rsync on download.osgeo.org.

/osgeo/download is also available as
rsync://download.osgeo.org/download

Jürgen

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--------------
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Student Sysadmin
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University

jef · May 23, 2019, 6:40am

Hi Hunter,

On Wed, 22. May 2019 at 15:20:23 -0700, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:

Is there a way to access the bottle folder over the rsync endpoint?

There is now.

/osgeo/bottle is also available as rsync://download.osgeo.org/bottle

Jürgen

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apache · May 23, 2019, 6:41am

Hi Hunter,

On Wed, 22. May 2019 at 15:20:23 -0700, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:

Is there a way to access the bottle folder over the rsync endpoint?

There is now.

/osgeo/bottle is also available as rsync://download.osgeo.org/bottle

Jürgen

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apache · June 4, 2019, 9:44pm

The mirror is setup now to pull from you guys every eighth hour, on the 42nd
minute in UTC time.

Apache is setup on ftp.osuosl.org for download.osgeo.org and
bottle.download.osgeo.org. You can view the two folders at
ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osgeo, and you can modify your /etc/hosts to point those
domains to 140.211.166.134 (Master ftp server) to test them as well.

As Lance mentioned, the domains serve our *.osuosl.org certificate by default,
so it will be invalid at least for now. The http:// side of things seems to
work fine.

Let me know if you run into any issues.

On Wed May 22 23:41:44 2019, jef@norbit.de wrote:

Hi Hunter,

On Wed, 22. May 2019 at 15:20:23 -0700, Hunter Lannon via RT wrote:
> Is there a way to access the bottle folder over the rsync endpoint?

There is now.

/osgeo/bottle is also available as rsync://download.osgeo.org/bottle

Jürgen

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--------------
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apache · June 10, 2019, 4:54pm

On Tue Jun 04 14:44:14 2019, kindlehl wrote:

The mirror is setup now to pull from you guys every eighth hour, on the 42nd
minute in UTC time.

Apache is setup on ftp.osuosl.org for download.osgeo.org and
bottle.download.osgeo.org. You can view the two folders at
ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osgeo, and you can modify your /etc/hosts to point those
domains to 140.211.166.134 (Master ftp server) to test them as well.

As Lance mentioned, the domains serve our *.osuosl.org certificate by default,
so it will be invalid at least for now. The http:// side of things seems to
work fine.

Let me know if you run into any issues.

Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've migrated this over to
our FTP servers yet.

Thanks-

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Director
Oregon State University | Open Source Lab

apache · June 28, 2019, 4:12pm

On Mon Jun 10 09:54:22 2019, ramereth wrote:

On Tue Jun 04 14:44:14 2019, kindlehl wrote:
> The mirror is setup now to pull from you guys every eighth hour, on the 42nd
> minute in UTC time.
>
> Apache is setup on ftp.osuosl.org for download.osgeo.org and
> bottle.download.osgeo.org. You can view the two folders at
> ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osgeo, and you can modify your /etc/hosts to point those
> domains to 140.211.166.134 (Master ftp server) to test them as well.
>
> As Lance mentioned, the domains serve our *.osuosl.org certificate by
> default, so it will be invalid at least for now. The http:// side of things
> seems to work fine.
>
> Let me know if you run into any issues.

Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've migrated this over
to our FTP servers yet.

Re-ping

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Director
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apache · August 7, 2019, 6:03pm

On Fri Jun 28 09:12:27 2019, ramereth wrote:

On Mon Jun 10 09:54:22 2019, ramereth wrote:
> On Tue Jun 04 14:44:14 2019, kindlehl wrote:
> > The mirror is setup now to pull from you guys every eighth hour, on the
> > 42nd minute in UTC time.
> >
> > Apache is setup on ftp.osuosl.org for download.osgeo.org and
> > bottle.download.osgeo.org. You can view the two folders at
> > ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osgeo, and you can modify your /etc/hosts to point
> > those domains to 140.211.166.134 (Master ftp server) to test them as well.
> >
> > As Lance mentioned, the domains serve our *.osuosl.org certificate by
> > default, so it will be invalid at least for now. The http:// side of
> > things seems to work fine.
> >
> > Let me know if you run into any issues.
>
> Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've migrated this over
> to our FTP servers yet.

Re-ping

Any updates?

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Director
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apache · September 20, 2019, 5:18pm

On Wed Aug 07 11:03:52 2019, ramereth wrote:

On Fri Jun 28 09:12:27 2019, ramereth wrote:
> On Mon Jun 10 09:54:22 2019, ramereth wrote:
> > On Tue Jun 04 14:44:14 2019, kindlehl wrote:
> > > The mirror is setup now to pull from you guys every eighth hour, on the
> > > 42nd minute in UTC time.
> > >
> > > Apache is setup on ftp.osuosl.org for download.osgeo.org and
> > > bottle.download.osgeo.org. You can view the two folders at
> > > ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osgeo, and you can modify your /etc/hosts to point
> > > those domains to 140.211.166.134 (Master ftp server) to test them as
> > > well.
> > >
> > > As Lance mentioned, the domains serve our *.osuosl.org certificate by
> > > default, so it will be invalid at least for now. The http:// side of
> > > things seems to work fine.
> > >
> > > Let me know if you run into any issues.
> >
> > Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've migrated this
> > over to our FTP servers yet.
>
> Re-ping

Any updates?

Have you finished the migration yet?

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Director
Oregon State University | Open Source Lab

apache · November 19, 2019, 7:22pm

Any updates?

> > > Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've migrated this
> > > over to our FTP servers yet.
> >
> > Re-ping
>
> Any updates?

Have you finished the migration yet?

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Director
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robe · November 19, 2019, 8:19pm

Lance,

We were just going to use OSUOSL FTP service for redundancy, not as our main source.
We do have it rsynching to that and I think that is working fine. We haven't done the next step yet on our end for using it for load balancing our new download.osgeo.org if that is what you are asking.

Thanks,
Regina

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Subject: [SAC] [support.osuosl.org #27802] Mirroring OSGeo Downloads over OSUOSL ftp Service

Any updates?

> > > Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've
> > > migrated this over to our FTP servers yet.
> >
> > Re-ping
>
> Any updates?

Have you finished the migration yet?

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apache · November 19, 2019, 8:25pm

Lance,

We were just going to use OSUOSL FTP service for redundancy, not as our main source.
We do have it rsynching to that and I think that is working fine. We haven't done the next step yet on our end for using it for load balancing our new download.osgeo.org if that is what you are asking.

Thanks,
Regina

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Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2019 2:22 PM
To: tech@wildintellect.com
Cc: sac@lists.osgeo.org; rootmail-students@osuosl.org
Subject: [SAC] [support.osuosl.org #27802] Mirroring OSGeo Downloads over OSUOSL ftp Service

Any updates?

> > > Just checking in to see how this is looking and if you've
> > > migrated this over to our FTP servers yet.
> >
> > Re-ping
>
> Any updates?

Have you finished the migration yet?

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apache · November 19, 2019, 8:49pm

On Tue Nov 19 12:25:44 2019, lr@pcorp.us wrote:

Lance,

We were just going to use OSUOSL FTP service for redundancy, not as our main
source. We do have it rsynching to that and I think that is working fine. We
haven't done the next step yet on our end for using it for load balancing our
new download.osgeo.org if that is what you are asking.

Yes, I was wondering if you had pointed it to our mirrors yet. Sounds like we
got everything completed for this ticket. Shall we go ahead and close this?

Thanks-

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