From: Jerry W. <jer...@gm...> - 2006-11-28 01:40:03
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Hello, The company I work for (an ISP/CLEC) presently provides public mirror services for two of the more popular blacklisting services; we have several years long working relationships with both maintainers. I'd like to also extend the offer of a pyzor mirror. It would reside on a server in one of our datacenters in Eastern PA. I'd just need a little data on usage statistics. Root access (if necessary) could also be provided. Thoughts? *Pyzor server(s) ...* From: Marc G. Fournier <scrappy@hu...> - 2006-02-06 10:59 Hi ... Since pyzor is pretty much the only viable 'clearinghouse' still, with everyone else starting to limit who can make use of it, I'm wondering what it would take to improve Pyzor ... The big thing I've seen on the lists is the timeouts issue, and, from what I can tell, the problem is that its all running on a single server right now ... Unfortunately, python isn't my language, so doing any coding on that side I'll be useless for, but I've been looking at how clamav is dealing with the virus signature updates and am wondering if its somehow possible to apply what they are doing to pyzor itself ... Now, granted, I have no idea how large the pyzord.db file is/gets, so, of course, this becomes a very big limiting factor, but with the clamav folks, all they do is use rsync to pass around the database itself to 'slave servers' ... The idea is to have one master server (db.pyzor.org) that all reports are submitted to, and several slave servers (db.xy.pyzor.org) that handle the check requests ... where xy would be a country code ... right off the bat, I could easily provide a db.us.pyzor.org and db.pa.pyzor.org server ... The only thing that would (I think) have to change in the pyzor code itself is allow for a master vs slave scenario in the config files, so what when discover is done, they get set appropriately, but I can't think that that would be too hard ... Frank, about what size is the pyzord.db file? How small does it shrink if compressed? Just my two cents, and an offer of server/network resources ... ---- Marc G. Fournier Hub.Org Networking Services (http://www.hub.org) Email: scrappy@hu... Yahoo!: yscrappy ICQ: 7615664 -- Jerry Wilborn jer...@gm... |