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Add mirror.latigo.net (Tuscaloosa, Alabama, US) - #1418
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Adds Latigo LLC's mirror in Tuscaloosa, Alabama (AS19684).
Verified serving repomd.xml for 8/9/10 on both BaseOS and AppStream. Happy to adjust update_frequency, the rsync module, or the geolocation fields if anything does not match your expectations. |
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Thanks for the mirror! I've been trying to find us a mirror in Alabama for quite some time :) |
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It would be great if you'd sync every 3 hours - that's our suggested value, but if you can't 6h is perfectly acceptable. |
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The folder path without a trailing |
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Thanks Jonathan, and glad Alabama finally shows up on your map.
Both points are handled:
- The trailing-slash 404 is fixed: https://mirror.latigo.net/almalinux now 301s to /almalinux/.
That turned out to be an nginx alias quirk affecting every tree we serve, not just AlmaLinux,
so it is corrected for all of them (verified across ubuntu, debian, rocky, almalinux, alpine,
archlinux, fedora, opensuse, kernel, apache, mozilla, gnu, cran, ctan, freebsd, kali, mikrotik).
- We have moved AlmaLinux to a 3-hour sync cadence as you suggested.
Reverse DNS (ip-162-254-225-154.rev.ogital.net) and IPinfo both already resolve to
Tuscaloosa, Alabama on AS19684, so the geolocation should score correctly.
If the crawler flags anything else, ping me here and I will fix it the same day.
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Cory White
Latigo LLC, AS19684
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Looks good now. Something I did notice, however, is a bit odd routing that you may want to investigate. I'm in the Birmingham area and doing some basic testing from a Windstream/Uniti connection my traffic is bouncing from Birmingham area to Atlanta, which I expect honestly, but then to Nashville, back to Atlanta, before ultimately landing in Tuscaloosa. |
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Thanks for merging and for the testing, much appreciated. We sync every 3 hours as you suggested, and the trailing-slash 404 is fixed.
On the routing: from your traceroute, Uniti hands your traffic to Arelion (Telia) in Nashville, and Arelion backhauls it to Atlanta, where it enters our network (about 16 ms) and crosses our backbone to Tuscaloosa. That detour happens on the Uniti-to-Arelion handoff, before it reaches us, so it isn't something we control, and the extra latency is small. Thanks for flagging it.
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