And more than likely break the usage agreement you
have with your ISP not speaking of bandwith increase here.Even though more ISP's will close their eyes at ocasionally "jumps" over the allocated bandwith a sudden monthly increase will catch their attention and get you in trouble for sure.
Is Debian going to take any actions against the fact that Corel's FTP server is basically unreachable for updates and everybody is using Debian's FTP mirrors?Or this was an agrement between Corel and Debian Project?
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And more than likely break the usage agreement you have with your ISP not speaking of bandwith increase here.Even though more ISP's will close their eyes at ocasionally "jumps" over the allocated bandwith a sudden monthly increase will catch their attention and get you in trouble for sure.
Is Debian going to take any actions against the fact that Corel's FTP server is basically unreachable for updates and everybody is using Debian's FTP mirrors?Or this was an agrement between Corel and Debian Project?