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From: Randy Bush <rbush@bainbridge.verio.net>
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Subject: RE: New US CVSup mirrors
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> These problems could be solved if:
> 2) The list of available servers were reasonably well maintained so that
> busy or stale servers were removed from it in a timely manner.

and cash could fall from the sky.  :-)

in operational reality, this is not a tractable problem without things like
a 7x24 noc with access to all servers, dns, ...  and then it is reduced from
infeasable to merely a pain in the butt.

and the gain is far from worth it.

randy


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