New mirror repo

[MyDapitt]

Why is it worth to add this package?

Hi, I just created a termux repository mirror. Can you help me add it to the termux-tools package?

Mirror link: termux-main termux-root x11

Information: The mirror comes from Jakarta, Indonesia. It is hosted by Linode. Thanks for your help ~

Home page URL

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Source code URL

https://tmx.xvx.my.id

Packaging policy acknowledgement

• [X] I certify that I have read Termux Packaging Policy and understand that my request will be denied in case of violation.

Additional information

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[Grimler91]

Hi, thanks!

Is it possible to enable rsync on the repo? With rsync we can keep track of the mirror status (like when it was updated last time, if it is accessible)

[MyDapitt]

Can you give me the command? I will do it.

[MyDapitt]

Oh, this mirror supports IPv4 and IPv6. The repository will be synchronize every 4 hours. You can contact me at the following email: major@onedev.eu.org

[2096779623]

Is it possible to enable rsync on the repo? With rsync we can keep track of the mirror status (like when it was updated last time, if it is accessible)

Btw, Has mirror.termux.dev been fixed now?

[Grimler91]

Is it possible to enable rsync on the repo? With rsync we can keep track of the mirror status (like when it was updated last time, if it is accessible)

Btw, Has mirror.termux.dev been fixed now?

No, not yet, will try to look at it this week

[Grimler91]

Can you give me the command? I will do it.

If rsync is installed you can create a rsyncd config looking something like:

$ cat /etc/rsyncd.conf
[termux]
  path =  /srv/termux/aptly/public/
  read only = yes
  uid = 7205
  gid = 7205

where 7205 is the user and group id of a dedicated rsync user.

You could also password protect it by adding something like

auth users = username
secrets file = /var/rsyncd.secrets

where /var/rsyncd.secrets contains plaintext username:password (if you set up a username and password then please share it with me in private so that I can add it to our mirror checker config).

You then enable the rsync.service and we should be able to run (something like) rsync -r -L rsync://tmx.xvx.my.id/apt to check status of your mirror

[MyDapitt]

I'm not familiar with rsync, can you install it? I will give you the VPS information, where can I contact you personally?

[2096779623]

I'm not familiar with rsync, can you install it? I will give you the VPS information, where can I contact you personally?

If u are using debian/ubuntu,use the following command to install it:

apt install rsync

[MyDapitt]

And then?

[2096779623]

And then?

Follow the steps to config rsync. https://github.com/termux/termux-tools/issues/71#issuecomment-1929143721

[2096779623]

What is its bandwidth?

[MyDapitt]

Wait, I will installing speedtest..

[MyDapitt]

10 gbps

[2096779623]

Linode's vps information usually has the maximum bandwidth.

[2096779623]

The mirror comes from Jakarta, Indonesia. It is hosted by Linode.

Now its IP location is Singapore.

[2096779623]

10 gbps

The ASN of this IP belongs to Akamai Connected Cloud, so the large bandwidth becomes normal :) .

[MyDapitt]

Yeah, i forget. Sorry.. But, i'm can't enabling rsync the repo, can you install it for me? I don't understand rsync at all

[MyDapitt]

Linode has been acquired by Akamai Connected Cloud, but I still call it Linode.

[Grimler91]

Added the mirror to the repo in https://github.com/termux/termux-tools/commit/682d09fcb115698f35af2791c5271a95288863fc, thanks!

[MyDapitt]

Thanks!