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Subject: Re: direct cvsup from freefall
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     > In Japan, we are making new cvsup server for public use.  In our plan,
     > this server will serve many processes for cvsup and will be
     > cvsup?.freebsd.org (and cvsup.jp.freebsd.org).

     > Who should I contact to be accepted as server which can cvsup from
     > freefall directly?

I've notified Shimokawa-san before, though, monster.jp.freebsd.org has
been cvsup'ing from freefall regularly.  Right now, the machine is not
located in nearby the backbone, but it will be moved to 100base/T
network which is pretty close to the WIDE backbone.  So, I think it
would be better to use monster as the master cvsup server for all
mirrors inside Japan.

     Cheers,
Max

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