diff --git a/_data/nav/openvox_8x.yml b/_data/nav/openvox_8x.yml index ce7021a95..7d5722e45 100644 --- a/_data/nav/openvox_8x.yml +++ b/_data/nav/openvox_8x.yml @@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ link: "install_pre.html" - text: OpenVox repositories and packages link: "openvox_platform.html" + - text: Repositories and mirrors + link: "mirrors.html" - text: 'Install agent: Linux' link: "install_linux.html" - text: 'Install agent: Windows' diff --git a/_data/nav/openvox_9x.yml b/_data/nav/openvox_9x.yml index 544df48fa..75c9c6be7 100644 --- a/_data/nav/openvox_9x.yml +++ b/_data/nav/openvox_9x.yml @@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ link: "install_pre.html" - text: OpenVox repositories and packages link: "openvox_platform.html" + - text: Repositories and mirrors + link: "mirrors.html" - text: 'Install agent: Linux' link: "install_linux.html" - text: 'Install agent: Windows' diff --git a/docs/_openvox_8x/install_linux.markdown b/docs/_openvox_8x/install_linux.markdown index 4d626ca65..eb2ddbedf 100644 --- a/docs/_openvox_8x/install_linux.markdown +++ b/docs/_openvox_8x/install_linux.markdown @@ -33,6 +33,9 @@ and reachable. For other distributions and versions, see the full list of release packages on the respective repository pages or the [Installing OpenVox](https://voxpupuli.org/openvox/install/) page. + If downloads from `voxpupuli.org` are slow in your region, you can install from a + public mirror instead. See [Repositories and mirrors](mirrors.html). + 2. Install the package. On apt-based systems: diff --git a/docs/_openvox_8x/mirrors.md b/docs/_openvox_8x/mirrors.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6ed0f722e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/_openvox_8x/mirrors.md @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ +--- +layout: default +title: "Repositories and mirrors" +--- + +[install_linux]: install_linux.html +[openvox_platform]: openvox_platform.html +[planning_41]: https://github.com/OpenVoxProject/planning/issues/41 +[mirroring_blog]: https://voxpupuli.org/blog/2025/03/04/openvox-downloads-and-mirroring/ +[apt_module]: https://forge.puppet.com/modules/puppetlabs/apt +[yumrepo_type]: https://forge.puppet.com/modules/puppetlabs/yumrepo_core + +OpenVox packages are published from a single server in Germany. If downloads +from `voxpupuli.org` are slow in your region, install from one of the public +mirrors listed on this page, or run a mirror of your own. + +For the package names and the standard install flow, see +[OpenVox repositories and packages][openvox_platform] and +[Installing OpenVox agent: Linux][install_linux]. + +## Canonical repository URLs + +Vox Pupuli hosts the OpenVox repositories and downloads under these names: + +| URL | Contents | +| --- | --- | +| [apt.voxpupuli.org](https://apt.voxpupuli.org) | Debian and Ubuntu repositories, plus the `openvox*-release` packages for them | +| [yum.voxpupuli.org](https://yum.voxpupuli.org) | Red Hat family, Fedora, Amazon Linux, and SLES repositories, plus their `openvox*-release` packages | +| [downloads.voxpupuli.org](https://downloads.voxpupuli.org) | Windows and macOS installers | +| [artifacts.voxpupuli.org](https://artifacts.voxpupuli.org) | Build artifacts from the OpenVox release pipelines | +| [rsync.voxpupuli.org](https://rsync.voxpupuli.org) | All of the above, under `apt/`, `yum/`, `downloads/`, and `artifacts/` | + +These names all resolve to the same server. `rsync.voxpupuli.org` is the tree that +mirrors copy, so every mirror uses the same layout: the `apt/` directory on a +mirror corresponds to `apt.voxpupuli.org`, `yum/` to `yum.voxpupuli.org`, and so on. + +> **Note:** `apt.overlookinfratech.com`, `yum.overlookinfratech.com`, and the +> `s3.osuosl.org/openvox-*` buckets are older names for the same server. They are +> not mirrors, and using them does not change download speed. + +### Repository layout + +Within the `apt/` tree, each distribution is a suite named after the OS and its +release, such as `debian12` or `ubuntu24.04`, and each OpenVox series is a +component within that suite, such as `openvox8`. + +Within the `yum/` tree, repositories follow the pattern +`///`, where `` is `el`, `fedora`, +`amazon`, `sles`, or `redhatfips`. For example, the OpenVox 8 repository for +EL 9 on x86_64 is `yum/openvox8/el/9/x86_64/`. + +### Signing key + +All packages and repository metadata are signed with the Vox Pupuli key +`Vox Pupuli `, fingerprint +`0E26 4299 8700 2418 F951 3F2A 5FB9 99C2 D62F F3D9`. The key is available at the +root of the `apt/` and `yum/` trees as `GPG-KEY-openvox.pub` (ASCII-armored), and +at the root of the `apt/` tree as `openvox-keyring.gpg` (binary keyring). The +`openvox*-release` packages install the same key. Mirrors carry these files, so +you can fetch the key from the mirror you use. + +## Public mirrors + +The following organizations mirror the OpenVox repositories: + +| Mirror | Location | Protocols | Sync interval | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/](https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/) | Rackspace, six sites worldwide | http, https | Daily | +| [mirror.grid.uchicago.edu/pub/openvox/](https://mirror.grid.uchicago.edu/pub/openvox/) | University of Chicago, US | http, https, rsync | Every 6 hours | +| [linorg.usp.br/voxpopuli/](https://linorg.usp.br/voxpopuli/) | University of São Paulo, Brazil | http, https, rsync | Daily | +| [ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/openvox/](https://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/openvox/) | GWDG, Germany | http, https, rsync, ftp | Every 12 hours | +| [www.mirrorservice.org/sites/](https://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/) | University of Kent, UK | http, https, rsync | Four times daily | +| [openvox.repo.nfrance.com/](https://openvox.repo.nfrance.com/) | NFrance, Toulouse, France | http, https | Not published | +| [openvox.mirror.liquidtelecom.com/](https://openvox.mirror.liquidtelecom.com/) | Liquid Intelligent Technologies, Nairobi, Kenya | http, https, rsync | Every 6 hours | + +Most mirrors carry the full `rsync.voxpupuli.org` tree with the same layout. The +exceptions: + +- Rackspace serves `apt/`, `yum/`, and `downloads/`, but not `artifacts/`. Its + six sites (three in the US, UK, Hong Kong, Australia) share one hostname, and + geographic DNS answers from the nearest one. +- The UK Mirror Service uses one directory per hostname instead of one tree: + `sites/apt.voxpupuli.org/`, `sites/yum.voxpupuli.org/`, + `sites/downloads.voxpupuli.org/`, and `sites/artifacts.voxpupuli.org/`. Its + rsync service is `rsync.mirrorservice.org`. +- NFrance serves `apt/` and `yum/` only. + +Choose the mirror closest to your nodes. Rackspace answers DNS queries from the +nearest of its six sites, which makes it a reasonable choice for nodes spread +across several regions. + +> **Note:** This table was last checked on 2026-09-10. The OpenVox project does +> not operate or monitor these mirrors, and a mirror can fall behind or go +> offline without notice. Before you depend on a mirror, compare the newest +> package in a repository directory against the same directory on +> `yum.voxpupuli.org` or `apt.voxpupuli.org`. To report a problem with the +> table, open an issue on +> [openvox-docs](https://github.com/OpenVoxProject/openvox-docs/issues). + +## Using a mirror + +The `openvox8-release` packages always configure `apt.voxpupuli.org` or +`yum.voxpupuli.org`. To install from a mirror, write the repository definition +yourself instead of installing the release package. The examples below use +`mirror.rackspace.com`; replace the base URL with the mirror you chose, and adjust +the OS name and version to match your platform. + +### yum and dnf + +Create `/etc/yum.repos.d/openvox8.repo`. This example is for EL 9: + +```ini +[openvox8] +name=OpenVox 8 Repository el 9 - $basearch +baseurl=https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/yum/openvox8/el/9/$basearch +gpgkey=https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/yum/GPG-KEY-openvox.pub +enabled=1 +gpgcheck=1 +``` + +Then install the package you need: + +```console +sudo dnf install openvox-agent +``` + +### apt + +Download the keyring from the mirror, then create +`/etc/apt/sources.list.d/openvox8.list`. This example is for Ubuntu 24.04: + +```console +sudo install -d -m 0755 /etc/apt/keyrings +sudo curl -fsSL -o /etc/apt/keyrings/openvox-keyring.gpg https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/apt/openvox-keyring.gpg +``` + +```text +deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/openvox-keyring.gpg] https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/apt ubuntu24.04 openvox8 +``` + +The release package also installs an apt preference that pins `openvox-agent` to +the Vox Pupuli origin, so that the OpenVox package wins over a package of the same +name from another repository. Mirrors serve the same release metadata, so the pin +still matches. Create `/etc/apt/preferences.d/openvox-release.pref` with the same +content: + +```text +Package: openvox-agent +Pin: release o=Vox* +Pin-Priority: 1001 +``` + +Then install the package you need: + +```console +sudo apt update +sudo apt install openvox-agent +``` + +### Managing the repository with Puppet code + +If you manage repository configuration with OpenVox itself, the following +resources produce the same configuration as the files above. Set `$mirror` to +the base of the mirror tree, that is, the directory that contains `apt/` and +`yum/`. To use the canonical repositories instead of a mirror, set it to +`https://rsync.voxpupuli.org`. + +On the Red Hat family, use the built-in [`yumrepo`][yumrepo_type] type: + +```puppet +$mirror = 'https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox' +$os_major = $facts['os']['release']['major'] + +yumrepo { 'openvox8': + descr => "OpenVox 8 Repository el ${os_major} - \$basearch", + baseurl => "${mirror}/yum/openvox8/el/${os_major}/\$basearch", + gpgkey => "${mirror}/yum/GPG-KEY-openvox.pub", + enabled => 1, + gpgcheck => 1, +} +``` + +On Debian and Ubuntu, use `apt::source` and `apt::pin` from the +[puppetlabs-apt][apt_module] module: + +```puppet +$mirror = 'https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox' +$os_name = downcase($facts['os']['name']) +$os_major = $facts['os']['release']['major'] + +apt::source { 'openvox8': + location => "${mirror}/apt", + release => "${os_name}${os_major}", + repos => 'openvox8', + key => { + 'name' => 'openvox-keyring.gpg', + 'source' => "${mirror}/apt/openvox-keyring.gpg", + }, +} + +apt::pin { 'openvox-release': + packages => 'openvox-agent', + originator => 'Vox*', + priority => 1001, +} +``` + +## Running your own mirror + +You can mirror the repositories for your own network, for example to serve hosts +without internet access, or offer a public mirror for your region. The origin +server exposes two rsync modules, described in the +[OpenVox downloads and mirroring][mirroring_blog] announcement: + +| Module | Contents | Approximate size | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `rsync://rsync.voxpupuli.org/packages` | `apt/`, `yum/`, and `downloads/` | 100 GB | +| `rsync://rsync.voxpupuli.org/all` | Everything, including `artifacts/` | 500 GB | + +These sizes are from September 2026 and grow with every release. Most mirrors +need only the `packages` module. The `artifacts/` directory holds build output +from the release pipelines and is the largest part of the tree. + +Keep the directory layout of the module so that the examples on this page work +with your mirror unchanged. For example: + +```console +rsync -a --delete --delay-updates rsync://rsync.voxpupuli.org/packages/ /srv/mirror/openvox/ +``` + +Sync from `rsync.voxpupuli.org`, not from another mirror. The public mirrors +listed above sync between every 6 hours and once a day. + +To have a public mirror listed on this page, add a comment to +[OpenVoxProject/planning#41][planning_41] with the URL, location, protocols, +sync interval, and a contact address, and open a pull request or issue on +[openvox-docs](https://github.com/OpenVoxProject/openvox-docs/issues) to add it +to the table. diff --git a/docs/_openvox_8x/openvox_platform.md b/docs/_openvox_8x/openvox_platform.md index f3545bf65..647ec1427 100644 --- a/docs/_openvox_8x/openvox_platform.md +++ b/docs/_openvox_8x/openvox_platform.md @@ -25,6 +25,10 @@ OpenVox publishes packages through these channels: On Linux systems, install the appropriate `openvox8-release` package for your distribution first. That package configures the repository and its signing keys. +All of these locations are served from a single server in Germany. If downloads are +slow in your region, see [Repositories and mirrors](mirrors.html) for the list of +public mirrors and how to install from one. + ## Package names The primary OpenVox packages are: diff --git a/docs/_openvox_9x/install_linux.markdown b/docs/_openvox_9x/install_linux.markdown index 4d626ca65..edc9c8b89 100644 --- a/docs/_openvox_9x/install_linux.markdown +++ b/docs/_openvox_9x/install_linux.markdown @@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ and reachable. [apt.voxpupuli.org](https://apt.voxpupuli.org). For example, on Ubuntu 22.04: ```bash - wget https://apt.voxpupuli.org/openvox8-release-ubuntu22.04.deb - sudo dpkg -i openvox8-release-ubuntu22.04.deb + wget https://apt.voxpupuli.org/openvox9-release-ubuntu22.04.deb + sudo dpkg -i openvox9-release-ubuntu22.04.deb sudo apt update ``` @@ -27,12 +27,15 @@ and reachable. [yum.voxpupuli.org](https://yum.voxpupuli.org). For example, on EL 9: ```bash - sudo rpm -Uvh https://yum.voxpupuli.org/openvox8-release-el-9.noarch.rpm + sudo rpm -Uvh https://yum.voxpupuli.org/openvox9-release-el-9.noarch.rpm ``` For other distributions and versions, see the full list of release packages on the respective repository pages or the [Installing OpenVox](https://voxpupuli.org/openvox/install/) page. + If downloads from `voxpupuli.org` are slow in your region, you can install from a + public mirror instead. See [Repositories and mirrors](mirrors.html). + 2. Install the package. On apt-based systems: diff --git a/docs/_openvox_9x/mirrors.md b/docs/_openvox_9x/mirrors.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0d275c11e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/_openvox_9x/mirrors.md @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ +--- +layout: default +title: "Repositories and mirrors" +--- + +[install_linux]: install_linux.html +[openvox_platform]: openvox_platform.html +[planning_41]: https://github.com/OpenVoxProject/planning/issues/41 +[mirroring_blog]: https://voxpupuli.org/blog/2025/03/04/openvox-downloads-and-mirroring/ +[apt_module]: https://forge.puppet.com/modules/puppetlabs/apt +[yumrepo_type]: https://forge.puppet.com/modules/puppetlabs/yumrepo_core + +OpenVox packages are published from a single server in Germany. If downloads +from `voxpupuli.org` are slow in your region, install from one of the public +mirrors listed on this page, or run a mirror of your own. + +For the package names and the standard install flow, see +[OpenVox repositories and packages][openvox_platform] and +[Installing OpenVox agent: Linux][install_linux]. + +## Canonical repository URLs + +Vox Pupuli hosts the OpenVox repositories and downloads under these names: + +| URL | Contents | +| --- | --- | +| [apt.voxpupuli.org](https://apt.voxpupuli.org) | Debian and Ubuntu repositories, plus the `openvox*-release` packages for them | +| [yum.voxpupuli.org](https://yum.voxpupuli.org) | Red Hat family, Fedora, Amazon Linux, and SLES repositories, plus their `openvox*-release` packages | +| [downloads.voxpupuli.org](https://downloads.voxpupuli.org) | Windows and macOS installers | +| [artifacts.voxpupuli.org](https://artifacts.voxpupuli.org) | Build artifacts from the OpenVox release pipelines | +| [rsync.voxpupuli.org](https://rsync.voxpupuli.org) | All of the above, under `apt/`, `yum/`, `downloads/`, and `artifacts/` | + +These names all resolve to the same server. `rsync.voxpupuli.org` is the tree that +mirrors copy, so every mirror uses the same layout: the `apt/` directory on a +mirror corresponds to `apt.voxpupuli.org`, `yum/` to `yum.voxpupuli.org`, and so on. + +> **Note:** `apt.overlookinfratech.com`, `yum.overlookinfratech.com`, and the +> `s3.osuosl.org/openvox-*` buckets are older names for the same server. They are +> not mirrors, and using them does not change download speed. + +### Repository layout + +Within the `apt/` tree, each distribution is a suite named after the OS and its +release, such as `debian12` or `ubuntu24.04`, and each OpenVox series is a +component within that suite, such as `openvox9`. + +Within the `yum/` tree, repositories follow the pattern +`///`, where `` is `el`, `fedora`, +`amazon`, `sles`, or `redhatfips`. For example, the OpenVox 9 repository for +EL 9 on x86_64 is `yum/openvox9/el/9/x86_64/`. + +### Signing key + +All packages and repository metadata are signed with the Vox Pupuli key +`Vox Pupuli `, fingerprint +`0E26 4299 8700 2418 F951 3F2A 5FB9 99C2 D62F F3D9`. The key is available at the +root of the `apt/` and `yum/` trees as `GPG-KEY-openvox.pub` (ASCII-armored), and +at the root of the `apt/` tree as `openvox-keyring.gpg` (binary keyring). The +`openvox*-release` packages install the same key. Mirrors carry these files, so +you can fetch the key from the mirror you use. + +## Public mirrors + +The following organizations mirror the OpenVox repositories: + +| Mirror | Location | Protocols | Sync interval | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| [mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/](https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/) | Rackspace, six sites worldwide | http, https | Daily | +| [mirror.grid.uchicago.edu/pub/openvox/](https://mirror.grid.uchicago.edu/pub/openvox/) | University of Chicago, US | http, https, rsync | Every 6 hours | +| [linorg.usp.br/voxpopuli/](https://linorg.usp.br/voxpopuli/) | University of São Paulo, Brazil | http, https, rsync | Daily | +| [ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/openvox/](https://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/openvox/) | GWDG, Germany | http, https, rsync, ftp | Every 12 hours | +| [www.mirrorservice.org/sites/](https://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/) | University of Kent, UK | http, https, rsync | Four times daily | +| [openvox.repo.nfrance.com/](https://openvox.repo.nfrance.com/) | NFrance, Toulouse, France | http, https | Not published | +| [openvox.mirror.liquidtelecom.com/](https://openvox.mirror.liquidtelecom.com/) | Liquid Intelligent Technologies, Nairobi, Kenya | http, https, rsync | Every 6 hours | + +Most mirrors carry the full `rsync.voxpupuli.org` tree with the same layout. The +exceptions: + +- Rackspace serves `apt/`, `yum/`, and `downloads/`, but not `artifacts/`. Its + six sites (three in the US, UK, Hong Kong, Australia) share one hostname, and + geographic DNS answers from the nearest one. +- The UK Mirror Service uses one directory per hostname instead of one tree: + `sites/apt.voxpupuli.org/`, `sites/yum.voxpupuli.org/`, + `sites/downloads.voxpupuli.org/`, and `sites/artifacts.voxpupuli.org/`. Its + rsync service is `rsync.mirrorservice.org`. +- NFrance serves `apt/` and `yum/` only. + +Choose the mirror closest to your nodes. Rackspace answers DNS queries from the +nearest of its six sites, which makes it a reasonable choice for nodes spread +across several regions. + +> **Note:** This table was last checked on 2026-09-10. The OpenVox project does +> not operate or monitor these mirrors, and a mirror can fall behind or go +> offline without notice. Before you depend on a mirror, compare the newest +> package in a repository directory against the same directory on +> `yum.voxpupuli.org` or `apt.voxpupuli.org`. To report a problem with the +> table, open an issue on +> [openvox-docs](https://github.com/OpenVoxProject/openvox-docs/issues). + +## Using a mirror + +The `openvox9-release` packages always configure `apt.voxpupuli.org` or +`yum.voxpupuli.org`. To install from a mirror, write the repository definition +yourself instead of installing the release package. The examples below use +`mirror.rackspace.com`; replace the base URL with the mirror you chose, and adjust +the OS name and version to match your platform. + +### yum and dnf + +Create `/etc/yum.repos.d/openvox9.repo`. This example is for EL 9: + +```ini +[openvox9] +name=OpenVox 9 Repository el 9 - $basearch +baseurl=https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/yum/openvox9/el/9/$basearch +gpgkey=https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/yum/GPG-KEY-openvox.pub +enabled=1 +gpgcheck=1 +``` + +Then install the package you need: + +```console +sudo dnf install openvox-agent +``` + +### apt + +Download the keyring from the mirror, then create +`/etc/apt/sources.list.d/openvox9.list`. This example is for Ubuntu 24.04: + +```console +sudo install -d -m 0755 /etc/apt/keyrings +sudo curl -fsSL -o /etc/apt/keyrings/openvox-keyring.gpg https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/apt/openvox-keyring.gpg +``` + +```text +deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/openvox-keyring.gpg] https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox/apt ubuntu24.04 openvox9 +``` + +The release package also installs an apt preference that pins `openvox-agent` to +the Vox Pupuli origin, so that the OpenVox package wins over a package of the same +name from another repository. Mirrors serve the same release metadata, so the pin +still matches. Create `/etc/apt/preferences.d/openvox-release.pref` with the same +content: + +```text +Package: openvox-agent +Pin: release o=Vox* +Pin-Priority: 1001 +``` + +Then install the package you need: + +```console +sudo apt update +sudo apt install openvox-agent +``` + +### Managing the repository with Puppet code + +If you manage repository configuration with OpenVox itself, the following +resources produce the same configuration as the files above. Set `$mirror` to +the base of the mirror tree, that is, the directory that contains `apt/` and +`yum/`. To use the canonical repositories instead of a mirror, set it to +`https://rsync.voxpupuli.org`. + +On the Red Hat family, use the built-in [`yumrepo`][yumrepo_type] type: + +```puppet +$mirror = 'https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox' +$os_major = $facts['os']['release']['major'] + +yumrepo { 'openvox9': + descr => "OpenVox 9 Repository el ${os_major} - \$basearch", + baseurl => "${mirror}/yum/openvox9/el/${os_major}/\$basearch", + gpgkey => "${mirror}/yum/GPG-KEY-openvox.pub", + enabled => 1, + gpgcheck => 1, +} +``` + +On Debian and Ubuntu, use `apt::source` and `apt::pin` from the +[puppetlabs-apt][apt_module] module: + +```puppet +$mirror = 'https://mirror.rackspace.com/openvox' +$os_name = downcase($facts['os']['name']) +$os_major = $facts['os']['release']['major'] + +apt::source { 'openvox9': + location => "${mirror}/apt", + release => "${os_name}${os_major}", + repos => 'openvox9', + key => { + 'name' => 'openvox-keyring.gpg', + 'source' => "${mirror}/apt/openvox-keyring.gpg", + }, +} + +apt::pin { 'openvox-release': + packages => 'openvox-agent', + originator => 'Vox*', + priority => 1001, +} +``` + +## Running your own mirror + +You can mirror the repositories for your own network, for example to serve hosts +without internet access, or offer a public mirror for your region. The origin +server exposes two rsync modules, described in the +[OpenVox downloads and mirroring][mirroring_blog] announcement: + +| Module | Contents | Approximate size | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `rsync://rsync.voxpupuli.org/packages` | `apt/`, `yum/`, and `downloads/` | 100 GB | +| `rsync://rsync.voxpupuli.org/all` | Everything, including `artifacts/` | 500 GB | + +These sizes are from September 2026 and grow with every release. Most mirrors +need only the `packages` module. The `artifacts/` directory holds build output +from the release pipelines and is the largest part of the tree. + +Keep the directory layout of the module so that the examples on this page work +with your mirror unchanged. For example: + +```console +rsync -a --delete --delay-updates rsync://rsync.voxpupuli.org/packages/ /srv/mirror/openvox/ +``` + +Sync from `rsync.voxpupuli.org`, not from another mirror. The public mirrors +listed above sync between every 6 hours and once a day. + +To have a public mirror listed on this page, add a comment to +[OpenVoxProject/planning#41][planning_41] with the URL, location, protocols, +sync interval, and a contact address, and open a pull request or issue on +[openvox-docs](https://github.com/OpenVoxProject/openvox-docs/issues) to add it +to the table. diff --git a/docs/_openvox_9x/openvox_platform.md b/docs/_openvox_9x/openvox_platform.md index 75b494c0f..f84c2dc78 100644 --- a/docs/_openvox_9x/openvox_platform.md +++ b/docs/_openvox_9x/openvox_platform.md @@ -22,9 +22,13 @@ OpenVox publishes packages through these channels: - Windows downloads: [downloads.voxpupuli.org/windows][windows_downloads] - macOS downloads: [downloads.voxpupuli.org/mac][mac_downloads] -On Linux systems, install the appropriate `openvox8-release` package for your +On Linux systems, install the appropriate `openvox9-release` package for your distribution first. That package configures the repository and its signing keys. +All of these locations are served from a single server in Germany. If downloads are +slow in your region, see [Repositories and mirrors](mirrors.html) for the list of +public mirrors and how to install from one. + ## Package names The primary OpenVox packages are: