To better meet user needs and optimize resource allocation, we have made the following adjustments to the synchronization strategy of our mirror site.

1. New synchronizations:
   • Added synchronization for aosc-os
   • Added synchronization for mozilla We will continue to focus on the stability of mirror services and resource usage efficiency to provide you with a higher quality access experience. Thank you for your continuous support and understanding.

To better meet user needs and optimize resource allocation, we have made the following adjustments to our mirror site's synchronization strategy.

1. Removed the following mirrors:

   • Anolis

2. Added synchronization:

   • Added synchronization for some github-releases, currently enabled for rustdesk/rustdesk, ip7z/7zip, and llvm/llvm-project projects
   • Added synchronization for radxa-deb

We will continue to monitor the stability of mirror services and resource usage efficiency to provide you with higher quality access experience. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.

To enable more convenient and prompt feedback regarding mirror site issues and to receive related technical support, a QQ group for the mirror site has now been established. All users are warmly welcome to join! Click here to join the group

To better meet user needs and optimize resource allocation, we have updated the synchronization policy for our mirror repository as follows:

1. Resumed Synchronizations:

   • Synchronization of all cgit repositories, including critical code repositories such as linux.git, has been fully restored.
   • OpenBSD mirror synchronization has been re-enabled, and resources for this project are once again available via our service.

2. Refined Synchronization Scope:

   • The synchronization strategy for the Anolis OS mirror has been optimized: going forward, only the two most recent minor versions within each major release will be synchronized.
   • In accordance with this policy, synchronization for Anolis OS versions 8.2, 8.4, 8.6, and 8.8 has been discontinued.

We remain committed to enhancing the stability and efficiency of our mirror service, striving to deliver a higher-quality user experience. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.

Due to recent disk space shortages, our mirror repository experienced synchronization issues for a period of time. To resolve this problem and utilize our limited storage resources more efficiently, we have implemented the following adjustments:

1. Removed the following mirrors:
   • OpenBSD
   • ubuntukylin-cdimage
2. Discontinued synchronization for Anolis OS version 23.1.

We remain committed to continuously optimizing the content of our mirror repository to ensure the availability of the most relevant and widely used distributions and resources. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused by these changes and greatly appreciate your understanding and ongoing support.

Due to the expiration of the domain name cdimage.ubuntukylin.com, the ubuntukylin-cdimage mirrors are unable to synchronize properly. As a result, our mirror site is suspending the synchronization of ubuntukylin-cdimage mirrors until the community provides a new synchronization address and method. Please download the latest version of the mirror files from the ubuntukylin community.

We deeply apologize for the inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding and patience.

Starting from June 26th and lasting until July 10th, we will carry out a large-scale adjustment to the storage space of the mirror site. This mainly involves the expansion of the disk array and data migration.

During this period, the service may become unstable, and some mirror sources may not be updated in a timely manner. There may even be cases where they are inaccessible. Please, all users, make preparations in advance and switch to other alternative sources.

We will complete the maintenance work as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

From the initial nginx autoindex to the full-fledged web service we have today; from being used only by a dozen people internally at the very beginning to now being a public service; from synchronizing only four or five mirrors initially to dozens of them currently; from having a storage capacity of just a few hundred gigabytes to tens of terabytes today. After a whole year of testing and improvement, our mirror site has finally been officially opened to the public! 😂 Now, our mirror site has truly become a "mirror site" in the real sense, providing more convenient services for a vast number of Internet users. You can access our mirror site from anywhere in the world to download the software packages, mirrors, source code repositories, and so on that you need.

Meanwhile, we have discontinued the use of the old domain name mirrors.hust.college and only retained the service of mirrors.hust.edu.cn. Please note to update accordingly.

In order to make better use of limited storage space, we make the following adjustments to the mirror site.

Since the new version of Raspberry Pi Debian completely uses the Debian software source, we delete the following mirrors.

• raspbian
• raspberrypi
• raspbian-addons

At the same time, the official Debian repository already contains non-free software. We delete the following mirrors.

• debian-nonfree

We have already migrated the mirror site to GitHub to better support the open-source community.

• Front-end code：https://github.com/hust-open-atom-club/hust-mirrors
• Synchronization manager (tunasync) (tunasync)：https://github.com/hust-open-atom-club/tunasync
• CLI tool：https://github.com/hust-open-atom-club/hustmirror-cli