Public archive · online since 2019

A fast, transparent mirror for open-source software.

OpenMirror keeps byte-identical copies of fourteen upstream distributions and serves them over HTTPS and rsync. No accounts, no tracking, no rewritten payloads — every file is verified against its upstream checksum after each sync.

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14upstream projects

8.2 TBarchived content

1.9 TBegress per day

99.98%uptime, 90 days

Available mirrors

A selection of the most frequently requested archives.

All 14 mirrors →

Debian

trixie · amd64, arm64, source

Synced 6 min ago

Ubuntu

24.04 LTS · all architectures

Synced 11 min ago

Alpine Linux

3.20 · x86_64, aarch64

Synced 4 min ago

Arch Linux

rolling · x86_64

Synced 3 min ago

Fedora

41 · Workstation, Server, Cloud

Syncing 18 min ago

PyPI

bandersnatch · full index

Synced 5 min ago

Quick start

Point your package manager at this host. Replace trixie with your suite name.

Full documentation →

shell — bash

# Debian / Ubuntu derivatives
sudo sed -i 's|deb.debian.org|mirror.20140714.xyz|g' /etc/apt/sources.list

# Arch Linux
sudo sed -i 's|^Server.*|Server = https://mirror.20140714.xyz/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch|' \
  /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist

# Alpine Linux
echo "https://mirror.20140714.xyz/alpine/v3.20/main" >> /etc/apk/repositories

How this mirror is operated

Short version: synchronise, verify, serve, and say so publicly.

Sync, then verify

Each upstream is pulled on its own schedule with rsync or bandersnatch. InRelease and Release signatures are checked before the new tree is published.

Nothing rewritten

Files are served exactly as received. We do not inject headers, rewrite HTML, or substitute packages. Checksums are re-verified weekly against upstream.

Public status

Sync timestamps, transfer rates and incident history are published on the status page and updated automatically.

Note on capacity. This mirror runs on a single small instance and is rate-limited to 40 concurrent connections per address. If you operate a large deployment, please use rsync off-peak or point at a geographically closer mirror. Abuse reports go to the operations team.