Old Dominion University Computer Science Mirror

[CSMirror]

Hello All,

My name is William Faircloth, and I am an undergraduate student Systems Administrator for the Old Dominion University Computer Science department’s CS Systems Group. We are very interested in becoming a public mirror for Fedora! Our university is in Norfolk, Virginia, USA. We have unlimited bandwidth over a 10Gig link to the internet, and we are currently mirroring the whole enchilada. Our mirrors can currently be accessed over HTTP and HTTPS over these respective URLs:

http://mirror.cs.odu.edu/fedora
https://mirror.cs.odu.edu/fedora

Let me know if you have any questions. Look forward to working with you!

Kind regards,
William Faircloth
Systems Administrator
CS Systems Group
Old Dominion University
https://systems.cs.odu.edu

[Adrian Reber]

On Fri, Jul 25, 2025 at 09:26:52PM +0000, CSMirror wrote:
> My name is William Faircloth, and I am an undergraduate student Systems Administrator for the Old Dominion University Computer Science department’s CS Systems Group. We are very interested in becoming a public mirror for Fedora! Our university is in Norfolk, Virginia, USA. We have unlimited bandwidth over a 10Gig link to the internet, and we are currently mirroring the whole enchilada. Our mirrors can currently be accessed over HTTP and HTTPS over these respective URLs:
>
> http://mirror.cs.odu.edu/fedora
> https://mirror.cs.odu.edu/fedora
>
> Let me know if you have any questions. Look forward to working with you!

Please use a tier 1 mirror[1] close to you; create an account in the
MirrorManager[2]; register your mirror in our MirrorManager; enter your
local netblocks in the mirror manager and as soon as you are listed
in the database as up to date yum/dnf will be redirected to your mirror.

All this information can be found in more details in the wiki at:

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Mirroring

Thanks for supporting Fedora. If you have any further questions do not
hesitate to ask.

It would help us a lot if you could provide rsync access for our
crawler. Our crawler checks the content of your mirror and using rsync
requires only one network connection in contrast to crawling via HTTP
which can take up one connection per directory/file on your mirror.

Adrian

[1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Mirroring/Tiering
[2] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/MirrorManager