We also probably want to have an automatic redirector like Fedora's download.fedoraproject.org site, which automatically redirects to the best mirror that can provide a given directory/file.
This redirector applies to anything replicated out to mirrors, and can be used to offer an automatic mirror director in a way that is transparent to the tool. This can be used as the repo URL in urpmi, for instance.
We also probably want to have an automatic redirector like Fedora's download. fedoraproject. org site, which automatically redirects to the best mirror that can provide a given directory/file.
For example: https:/ /download. fedoraproject. org/pub/ fedora/ linux/releases/ 23/Workstation/ x86_64/ iso/Fedora- Workstation- netinst- x86_64- 23.iso
The above link will redirect to any one of Fedora's 400+ mirrors that offer ISOs that provides a high quality connection to me (low latency and high throughput). In my case, it automatically redirected me to: http:// mirror. chpc.utah. edu/pub/ fedora/ linux/releases/ 23/Workstation/ x86_64/ iso/Fedora- Workstation- netinst- x86_64- 23.iso
This redirector applies to anything replicated out to mirrors, and can be used to offer an automatic mirror director in a way that is transparent to the tool. This can be used as the repo URL in urpmi, for instance.
For example, https:/ /download. mageia. org/mageia/ distrib/ cauldron/ x86_64/ could be in /etc/urpmi/ mediacfg. d/Devel- 6-x86_64/ url, which would automatically redirect to the correct mirror. In my case, that is http:// mirrors. kernel. org/mageia/ distrib/ cauldron/ x86_64/. From there, urpmi should work as intended.