HoytDuff wrote: > On Friday 20 September 2002 06:29 am, Mark Williamson scribbled in crayon on a > yellow legal pad: > >>Things like completely mirroring the update site seems to be a bit of >>waste, for instance one may only have a small install, on the >>workstations, and updating them via the cache, only what they need with >>be cached.. Another thought comes to mind, Updating a Cooker via the >>cache, may also work well (I haven't tried this).. as if you have a >>few PCs using cooker, all the RPMs would be cached.. > > > > You could use a modifcation of Ron Stoddard's "Troels" script to exclude what > you don't want.
Yes. There are lots of happy users. Get it from my web site below and save lots of downloading space (250MB+ per tree) and time. It is for English users only - non-english things are just not downloaded. GPL licence, so spread the good news <g>. There will be an update to what is downloaded to where immediately after 9.0 is released which will drop access to 8.2. Note my corrected web address in the signature below. -- Ron. [Melbourne, Australia] New Web site: http://members.optusnet.com.au/ronst/
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