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temmik

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From: Geogia,Tbilisi

Registered: 2023-10-24

Posts: 13

reflector configuration

I applied this reflector configuration,will tell me correctly indicated everything

https://dpaste.com/38VKNKACB

https://dpaste.com/8QRUDPCXB

That's the right configuration?

Last edited by temmik (2023-11-15 11:14:07)

Awebb

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Registered: 2010-05-06

Posts: 6,622

Re: reflector configuration

1. There is a reflector.service in the package. Why don't you just activate that? Always pacman -Ql a package to see if it has its own services.
2. Your custom reflector service comes with its own switches and very likely ignores the conf.

temmik

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From: Geogia,Tbilisi

Registered: 2023-10-24

Posts: 13

Re: reflector configuration

I run this command : sudo systemctl enable reflector.service.
I get this:
https://dpaste.com/9ZPQ3WK6F
what to do next, what to add in my configuration, can you help me with advice.
thank you for your time.

Awebb

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Registered: 2010-05-06

Posts: 6,622

Re: reflector configuration

You disable and delete your custom service and enable the service that comes with the package with the very same command you used to activate your manually written service.

Then you read my post again to understand what happened and then you read the wiki article "reflector" to learn how it works.

schard

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Registered: 2016-05-06

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Re: reflector configuration

Also, since your profile states that you are from Georgia, I doubt that you'd want to use mirrors from Germany, France, Switzerland, et al.

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Scimmia

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Registered: 2012-09-01

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Re: reflector configuration

Also, since your profile states that you are from Georgia, I doubt that you'd want to use mirrors from Germany, France, Switzerland, et al.

Those countries aren't all that far from Georgia, amy closer ones run into potential firewall or censorship issues.

That said, I don't see a need to filter based on location. Fast is fast, no matter where it is.