Also send me the errors encountered by checking bogus mirrors, so I can see
the problems...

Adding some more info on automatic checks

OK, so as it works again now, do not send me those high number of mails
per mirror check. But do still send me one mail at the end reporting how
successful it was...

- Add time limit (30 minutes) to prevent overloading the box (it had a load
of 80 :) because somehow PHP was using 100% CPU.

Remove manual mirror check, it is run hourly (normally)

Get all mirror data into a PHP array before doing anything with the
outside world. Also use foreach() loops instead of $for for more
flexibility... Also adding one more checkpoint.

Don't let faulty mirrors stop the mirror check process...

Try to see what mirror has that problem...

Commit fix sent by Tobias Schlitt (a bit modified)

Check to see where does the script fail? Now mail me at all die() points,
and all runtime error ocassions...

Some more remote debugging

Always cast has_search information to integer, and enclose in qoutes

Adding debug information, if $test_debug is on (if included from manage/mirrors.php)

Echo out that PHP variable

Enable mirror admins to issue a mirror check ASAP...

Also use the last mirror check time here to see if a mirror is inactive...

Result is the name of that var...

Mail me in case of mirror check, and see if it works, or why it is
not working... Kind of a remote debugging...

Use the last checktime as a base, also switch back to 3 days in the inactive test

Only deactivate mirrors if they are not up or older
relatively to the last check date (and not the current
date).

Always provide a comma and a space before new list elements...

Print GMT time information everywhere so we know the real dates and times...

Uh, I am the bad guy again... Now us a much more different name, then used
in the database, to designate the new mirror update time received...

Ups, GMT are special in gmdate call, so move them out...

Provide some information on when the last mirror check was successfull