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Check fastest server and using it

hello
we have upload some data in 15 servers in usa asia ...
i consider to add new feature , script can detect download speed between localhost and destination and use fastest server,

i have cut this part from a script which have this feature, download a xx MB file from all its source and check speed, and use fastest one:

Code:
echo -n "Would you like to search for the fastest download mirror? (y/n): ";
                read yesno;
                if [ "$yesno" = "y" ]; then
                    $BUILD set_fastest;
            
            if [ -s "${CB_OPTIONS}" ]; then
                DL=`grep ^downloadserver= ${CB_OPTIONS} | cut -d= -f2`
                if [ "${DL}" != "" ]; then
                    SERVER=http://${DL}/services
                    FTP_HOST=${DL}
                fi
            fi
                fi

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