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== Fedora Maps == | == Fedora Maps == | ||
Fedora Maps represent the geographical distribution of people who contact fedora servers. The servers can be MirrorManager used for installing/updating packages or can be the fedora wiki or the cvs servers. | Fedora Maps represent the geographical distribution of people who contact fedora servers. The servers can be MirrorManager used for installing/updating packages or can be the fedora wiki or the cvs servers. | ||
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The maps are generated at 11:40 UTC every day and use data from the previous did. | The maps are generated at 11:40 UTC every day and use data from the previous did. | ||
The maps use apache access logs and | The maps use apache access logs and GeoLite (http://www.maxmind.com) data to convert the source ip addresses into geographical locations. | ||
The maps are available at http://fedoraproject.org/maps/ | |||
Latest revision as of 19:51, 25 May 2016
No longer valid
This service is no longer running, this information is here only for historical reasons
This service is no longer running, this information is here only for historical reasons
Fedora Maps
Fedora Maps represent the geographical distribution of people who contact fedora servers. The servers can be MirrorManager used for installing/updating packages or can be the fedora wiki or the cvs servers.
The maps are generated at 11:40 UTC every day and use data from the previous did.
The maps use apache access logs and GeoLite (http://www.maxmind.com) data to convert the source ip addresses into geographical locations.
The maps are available at http://fedoraproject.org/maps/