Hi Jonathan, *,
On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 1:07 PM, Jonathan Aquilina
<eagles051387@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
or if there is a way to detect a bogged down server which is
recieving lots of downloads,
Unfortunately there is no way to detect a bogged down server before
redirecting the user to that mirror.
But there is the possibility to reduce the score of a mirror, so it
will be used less often.
First attempt at downloading i was getting speeds of about 18kbps. I
cancelled the download and restarted again and it started at 780kbps and
started slowing down.
See - hard to impossible to tell before redirecting the user to the mirror.
Benchmarking mirrors for transfer speed is hard though, as it depends
on so many factors. Testing from TDF servers can give much different
results from actual users from the region the mirror is meant for...
I'll think of adding a "slow mirror" link or similar..
ciao
Christian
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