Hi Wouter, > ... which breaks debootstrap, as that is what it downloads (as opposed > to 'Packages' or 'Packages.gz'.
Thanks for the report. It seems the number of file types apt-cacher has to allow is always growing! > Perhaps it would be wise to create a config file option for the allowed > file types, which would default to the current behaviour. Yes, that could be worthwhile. Good suggestion. For now though I'll just patch it to accept Packages.bz2. I have a feeling it might be better to stick with updating apt-cacher itself though because otherwise adding support for another file type would require lots of people to modify their config files, and if they have locally modified versions they may just 'N' at the dpkg dialogue and not realise they need to add a new filetype. Cheers :-) Jonathan Oxer -- The Debian Universe: Installing, managing and using Debian GNU/Linux http://www.debianuniverse.com/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
