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* sources.openembedded.org: the main mirror is currently hosted on melo.  It aims to have a complete copy of free-to-publish sources used by the current org.oe.dev branch (the stable branch may be added later)
* sources.openembedded.org: the main mirror is currently hosted on melo.  It aims to have a complete copy of free-to-publish sources used by the current org.oe.dev branch (the stable branch may be added later)
* mirrors.openembedded.org: a swarm of possibly incomplete source mirrors provided by the community and load-balanced via DNS round robin.  They act as a first line of defense and lower bandwidth for the main mirror.
* mirrors.openembedded.org: a swarm of possibly incomplete source mirrors provided by the community and load-balanced via DNS round robin.  They act as a first line of defense and lower bandwidth for the main mirror.
Fetching from these mirrors is transparent to the user and [http://git.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=ad0ba478018ac64598b6701df5a79b1f71f9b58f enabled by default] in the dev branch.


'''How can I become a member in the mirrors.openembedded.org network?'''
'''How can I become a member in the mirrors.openembedded.org network?'''

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What is the OE sources mirror network?

Openembedded uses a large number of upstream sources for compilation. Quite naturally, given the sheer number, at any point in time, one can usually expect at least a few of them to be either temporarily or permanently unavailable. This leads to avoidable user frustration and lost time. The solution is for the Openembedded project to provide a mirror of all the sources used in the recipes as a fallback of last resort. This is done in the OE sources mirror network which has two components.

  • sources.openembedded.org: the main mirror is currently hosted on melo. It aims to have a complete copy of free-to-publish sources used by the current org.oe.dev branch (the stable branch may be added later)
  • mirrors.openembedded.org: a swarm of possibly incomplete source mirrors provided by the community and load-balanced via DNS round robin. They act as a first line of defense and lower bandwidth for the main mirror.

Fetching from these mirrors is transparent to the user and enabled by default in the dev branch.

How can I become a member in the mirrors.openembedded.org network?

tbd. right now, ask Laibsch in IRC if you want to help