On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Osamu Aoki wrote: > If it interuppted, you can start again.
That's what I want to avoid. I want to be able to: apt-get install -y --try-forever <pkgname> in which apt-get would try to download the package until the whole package get downloaded. >It will not redawnload same > package. If you want to save bandwidth, think about setting up proxy > (squid) so package list can be cached locally. I think apt-get handles re-downloading pretty well; problem is, you have to re-issue the command if the line got interrupted. > If you hate to be asked, invoke it with > > # apt-get install -y ... > > (I never done this.) Yes, it does as supposed to be. Oki
