| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - > What we have seen is that when you do a yum clean all, the next time it needs a mirror, it gets a list of mirrors and then fastestmirror picks from that list. Unfortunately, the list that it pulls is a partial list and your local mirror may not be on it. So while Fedora uses some logic to return local mirrors (based on AS number) the CentOS list seems to be random. So far, I have nev
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