Can anyone send me a working configuration for apt-proxy that contains the
standard distribution sections ( / /non-US /non-free)? Or perhaps you can
tell me what I've done wrong; here are the "backend" entries for
/etc/apt-proxy, stored on my box called "wolf":
add_backend /kde/ \
/home/ftp/pub/debian/kde/ \
kde.tdyc.com::kde/
add_backend /helix/ \
/home/ftp/pub/debian/helix/ \
spidermonkey.helixcode.com::http/distributions/debian/
add_backend /security/ \
/home/ftp/pub/debian/security/ \
security.debian.org::debian-security/
add_backend /non-US/ \
/home/ftp/pub/debian/non-US/ \
non-us.debian.org::debian-non-US/
add_backend / \
/home/ftp/pub/debian/ \
http.us.debian.org::debian/
Here's my other machine's /etc/apt/sources.list entries:
deb http://wolf:9999/ woody main contrib non-free
deb http://wolf:9999/non-US/ woody main contrib non-free
deb http://wolf:9999/kde/ potato main contrib non-free
deb http://wolf:9999/security/ potato main contrib non-free
deb http://wolf:9999/helix/ woody main contrib non-free
I turned debugging output on, but the logs only show entries like:
Jan 12 20:05:20 timberwolf apt-proxy[9998]: connect from harp.random.net
Is there anything else I'm missing?
Please cc me in any responses to the list; I haven't been able to
re-subscribe yet, and may not in time to catch your responses.
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