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*** www/ftp.html	2006/05/07 09:12:15	1.358
--- www/ftp.html	2006/05/07 22:26:31	1.359
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  	collection <strong>must</strong> be available. This location
  	can be a link, if necessary.
  	<p>
! <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.8/</strong><br>
  	Where you find our most recent release.
    <ul>
    <li><strong>alpha/</strong>
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  	collection <strong>must</strong> be available. This location
  	can be a link, if necessary.
  	<p>
! <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.9/</strong><br>
  	Where you find our most recent release.
    <ul>
    <li><strong>alpha/</strong>
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  <p>
  <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/tools/</strong><br>
  	Various other little bits.
  <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.7/</strong><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 3.8 release described above.. for the nostalgic.
  <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.6/</strong><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 3.8 release described above.. for the nostalgic.
! <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.5/</strong><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 3.8 release described above.. for the nostalgic.
  </ul>
  
  <p>
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  <p>
  <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/tools/</strong><br>
  	Various other little bits.
+ <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.8/</strong><br>
+ 	Layout is similar to the 3.9 release described above.. for the nostalgic.
  <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.7/</strong><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 3.9 release described above.. for the nostalgic.
  <li><strong>/pub/OpenBSD/3.6/</strong><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 3.9 release described above.. for the nostalgic.
  </ul>
  
  <p>
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  <tt>ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/</tt></a>.
  <br>
  The current policy requires mirrors listed on this page to provide at
! least the last two releases in binary form (currently 3.7 and 3.8) for
  all architectures, as well as the OpenSSH/, OpenNTPD/, OpenBGPD/,
  patches/ and tools/ directories.<br>
  Depending on the disk space available, mirrors may provide more contents, such
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  <tt>ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/</tt></a>.
  <br>
  The current policy requires mirrors listed on this page to provide at
! least the last two releases in binary form (currently 3.8 and 3.9) for
  all architectures, as well as the OpenSSH/, OpenNTPD/, OpenBGPD/,
  patches/ and tools/ directories.<br>
  Depending on the disk space available, mirrors may provide more contents, such
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  The current disk space usage on the master ftp site is as follows:
  <pre>
  
!                       current  could be
! pub/OpenBSD/3.4       10.8GB             (OpenBSD 3.4 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.5        9.8GB             (OpenBSD 3.5 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.6       17.4GB             (OpenBSD 3.6 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.7       17.3GB    18.5GB   (OpenBSD 3.7 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.8       19.7GB    20.5GB   (OpenBSD 3.8 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/snapshots 17.9GB    bigger!  (current snapshots, normally &gt;= the
!                                          last distribution in size)
! pub/OpenBSD/src         .5GB      .6GB   (ftpable src tree, checked out from
!                                          anoncvs nightly. You should probably
! 					 avoid using an ftp mirror to get this.
! 					 It's better to just update it yourself
! 					 with a checkout from a nearby anoncvs
! 					 server.)
  </pre>
! Hence, a mirror requires about 54GB of disk space at least, for snapshots
  and the last two releases.
  Depending on which old releases you serve additionally, you can waste
  still more disk space.
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  The current disk space usage on the master ftp site is as follows:
  <pre>
  
!                       current
! pub/OpenBSD/3.5       15.0GB   (OpenBSD 3.5 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.6       17.6GB   (OpenBSD 3.6 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.7       17.8GB   (OpenBSD 3.7 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.8       20.0GB   (OpenBSD 3.8 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/3.9       22.4GB   (OpenBSD 3.9 release)
! pub/OpenBSD/snapshots 17.2GB   (current snapshots, normally &gt;= the last
! 				distribution in size)
! pub/OpenBSD/src         .5GB   (ftpable src tree, checked out from anoncvs
! 				nightly. You should avoid using an ftp mirror
! 				to get this. It's better to just update it
! 				yourself with a checkout from a nearby anoncvs
! 				server.)
  </pre>
! Hence, a mirror requires about 60GB of disk space at least, for snapshots
  and the last two releases.
  Depending on which old releases you serve additionally, you can waste
  still more disk space.
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  mirrors should <b>not</b> need to provide:
  <pre>
  
! pub/OpenBSD/distfiles  4.7GB   bigger!  (distfiles used by the ports subsystem
!                                          makefiles. You probably should <b>not</b>
! 					 mirror these unless you want them for
! 					 other reasons yourself. The ports
! 					 makefiles will only look at
! 					 ftp.openbsd.org and ftp.usa.openbsd.org
! 					 by default for these)
  
  </pre>
  
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  mirrors should <b>not</b> need to provide:
  <pre>
  
! pub/OpenBSD/distfiles  4.7GB   (distfiles used by the ports subsystem
! 				makefiles. You probably should <b>not</b>
! 				mirror these unless you want them for other
! 				reasons yourself. The ports makefiles will
! 				only look at ftp.openbsd.org and
! 				ftp.usa.openbsd.org by default for these.)
  
  </pre>
  
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