OS or projects that need mirrors or torrent seeding

[NodeBytes]

I'm working on getting a new dedicated server set up. I am currently running an official Ubuntu mirror, a dotdeb mirror, and a couple other operating systems mirrors. I am looking to expand to open source software/projects and other operating systems to mirror or seed torrents for. I have a lot of underutilized resources and would like to get more use out of this server.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[sv01]

archlinux maybe?

 

[Cloudrck]

Think of the FOSS you use, and/or take a look around distrowatch.com, tons of forks/distributions listed that could use mirroring. But if your server isn't going to be around for more than a few years I wouldn't waste anyones time if it's just because you have free resources.

 

[InfiniteTech]

What is the aim of all of this? Why are you doing it?

 

[WebSearchingPro]

@InfiniteTech, If I had an extra server laying around, I wouldn't mind giving back to the FOSS community. I often feel bad for having to download a distro more than once, would be nice to give back in some way at least.

Hard to believe that in this world there is unconditional kindness.

 

[kaniini]

I'm working on getting a new dedicated server set up. I am currently running an official Ubuntu mirror, a dotdeb mirror, and a couple other operating systems mirrors. I am looking to expand to open source software/projects and other operating systems to mirror or seed torrents for. I have a lot of underutilized resources and would like to get more use out of this server.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Alpine can always use additional mirrors.  See: http://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/How_to_setup_a_Alpine_Linux_mirror for more information.