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- <h3 id="mirrors">Download via HTTP/FTP</h3>
- 
  <p>
  OpenBSD can be obtained via HTTP(s) or FTP.
  Typically you only need a single small piece of boot media and then the rest
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  </table>
  
  <hr>
! <h3 id="layout">Structural layout:</h3>
  
  The file structure of each server is:
  
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! <h3 id="layout">Structural Layout:</h3>
  
  The file structure of each server is:
  
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  	<strong>must</strong> be available. This location can be a link,
  	if necessary.
  	<p>
! <li><b>/pub/OpenBSD/6.9/</b><br>
  	Where you find our most recent release.
    <ul>
!   <!-- XXXrelease: make sure platform list is current -->
    <li><b>alpha/</b>
    <li><b>amd64/</b>
    <li><b>arm64/</b>
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  	<strong>must</strong> be available. This location can be a link,
  	if necessary.
  	<p>
! <li><b>/pub/OpenBSD/7.0/</b><br>
  	Where you find our most recent release.
    <ul>
!   <!-- XXXrelease - make sure platform list is current -->
    <li><b>alpha/</b>
    <li><b>amd64/</b>
    <li><b>arm64/</b>
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    <li><b>hppa/</b>
    <li><b>i386/</b>
    <li><b>landisk/</b>
-   <li><b>loongson/</b>
    <li><b>luna88k/</b>
    <li><b>macppc/</b>
    <li><b>octeon/</b>
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  	Binary packages (pre-compiled ports) to install on your -release
  	or -stable system.
    <li><b>powerpc64/</b>
-   <!--
    <li><b>riscv64/</b>
-   -->
    <li><b>sparc64/</b>
    <li><b>src.tar.gz</b><br>
  	Userland sources, to be placed in <code>/usr/src</code>.
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  <li><b>/pub/OpenBSD/tools/</b><br>
  	Various other little bits.
  <p>
! <li><b>/pub/OpenBSD/6.8/</b><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 6.9 release described above.
  </ul>
  
  <h3 id="prospective">Information for prospective mirrors</h3>
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  <li><b>/pub/OpenBSD/tools/</b><br>
  	Various other little bits.
  <p>
! <li><b>/pub/OpenBSD/6.9/</b><br>
! 	Layout is similar to the 7.0 release described above.
  </ul>
  
  <h3 id="prospective">Information for prospective mirrors</h3>
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    <li>at least the <strong>last two releases</strong> in binary form
    <li><strong>up-to-date snapshots</strong> (no older than a week)
    <li><strong>all associated directories</strong>
!     <br>(including OpenSSH/, OpenNTPD/, OpenBGPD/, LibreSSL/, patches/,
!          rpki-client/, syspatch/ and tools/)
  </ul>
  
  Also:
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    <li>at least the <strong>last two releases</strong> in binary form
    <li><strong>up-to-date snapshots</strong> (no older than a week)
    <li><strong>all associated directories</strong>
!     <br>(including OpenSSH/, OpenNTPD/, OpenBGPD/, OpenIKED/, LibreSSL/,
!          patches/, rpki-client/, syspatch/ and tools/)
  </ul>
  
  Also:
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  As of March 2020, the minimum space required is approximately 750GB.
  However, to reduce problems for users when snapshot packages are updated, it is
  strongly recommended to use the rsync options <kbd>--delete-delay --delay-updates</kbd>
! which requires additional space during updates.
  <kbd>--fuzzy</kbd> may also be helpful to reduce the amount of data transferred
  when updating snapshot packages.
  Depending on the disk space available, mirrors may provide more contents,
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  As of March 2020, the minimum space required is approximately 750GB.
  However, to reduce problems for users when snapshot packages are updated, it is
  strongly recommended to use the rsync options <kbd>--delete-delay --delay-updates</kbd>
! which require additional space during updates.
  <kbd>--fuzzy</kbd> may also be helpful to reduce the amount of data transferred
  when updating snapshot packages.
  Depending on the disk space available, mirrors may provide more contents,