>>>> "AR" == Adrian Reber
<adrian(a)lisas.de> writes:
AR> The problem is that people are reporting different things than they
AR> have.
Well quick-fedora-mirror shouldn't be doing that, since it checks in
what it mirrors as part of a run. Though I suppose you could
incorrectly set the host it reports as.
AR> This has nothing to do with report_mirror or quick-fedora-mirror.
Well it does considering that you would then be ignoring the data those
things provide (which does take some effort to produce).
AR> Everything the crawler has.
Which is less than what quick-fedora-mirror (or report_mirror) have
access to, and it's also less timely. And then there's the difficulty
in getting that data out of a mirror that only provides http. I'd think
checkins would be the preferred way and the crawler would be a backup
check that the mirror is configured correctly.
Anyway, my point is that if the data are insufficient then it's possible
to fix that. If q-f-m checkins are generally less broken than
report_mirror checkins, then we can make it easy to identify them. But
sure, if the data simply aren't useful at all, then there is no point in
sending them.
- J<