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From: Mustafa Akgul <akgul@Bilkent.EDU.TR>
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Subject: Re: [qmirror] Re: steps towards better mirroring
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Since  we are talking   about  better  apache  mirror  services:

can  we  have  all  apache  webs available via  rsync?

perl,  java and possibly,  tcl,  jakarta and  xml

rync  is  mcuh  better  than  other  mirroring  methods.

Best  regards

Mustafa  Akgul