On Monday 29 March 2004 17.27, Sonny wrote:
>
> Are there utilities in Debian that will make it easy to maintain a mirror
> of i386 Debian ?
apt-cacher is a good tool, it will only cache things you download anyway. So,
the first download of anything will be slow, but after that it's in the
cach
On Monday 29 March 2004 17.27, Sonny wrote:
>
> Are there utilities in Debian that will make it easy to maintain a mirror
> of i386 Debian ?
apt-cacher is a good tool, it will only cache things you download anyway. So,
the first download of anything will be slow, but after that it's in the
cach
On Mon, Mar 29, 2004 at 05:50:02PM +0200, Ralph Paßgang wrote:
>
> I don't know if there are public debian rsync mirrors out there, but if there
a lot ;-)
rsync -av http.us.debian.org::
rsync -av ftp.fr.debian.org::
...etc
More infos:
http://www.debian.org/mirror/
--
Emmanuel Lacour -
Use package "debmirror"
Alternatively use "apt-proxy"
We an primary mirror in our colo and apt-proxies in our and customers
offices. At this time we only mirror sarge "i386" (~30 Gig or so) and
have besides main non-free (non-US) and contrib also a home-brew
"additions" archive with own packages
Am Montag, 29. März 2004 17:38 schrieb Ronny Adsetts:
> Sonny was heard to utter, at roughly 29/03/04 16:27:
> > I was thinking about setting up a mirror of Debian for a local computer
> > group in the area, but a simple wget will result in way too much being
> > pulled down for what they need.
> >
Sonny was heard to utter, at roughly 29/03/04 16:27:
I was thinking about setting up a mirror of Debian for a local computer
group in the area, but a simple wget will result in way too much being
pulled down for what they need.
Are there any scripts publicly available to just mirror say stable ..
t
I was thinking about setting up a mirror of Debian for a local computer group
in the area, but a simple wget will result in way too much being pulled down
for what they need.
Are there any scripts publicly available to just mirror say stable .. testing
.. unstable i386 only?
OR
Are there util
On Mon, Mar 29, 2004 at 05:50:02PM +0200, Ralph Paßgang wrote:
>
> I don't know if there are public debian rsync mirrors out there, but if there
a lot ;-)
rsync -av http.us.debian.org::
rsync -av ftp.fr.debian.org::
...etc
More infos:
http://www.debian.org/mirror/
--
Emmanuel Lacour -
Use package "debmirror"
Alternatively use "apt-proxy"
We an primary mirror in our colo and apt-proxies in our and customers
offices. At this time we only mirror sarge "i386" (~30 Gig or so) and
have besides main non-free (non-US) and contrib also a home-brew
"additions" archive with own packages
Am Montag, 29. März 2004 17:38 schrieb Ronny Adsetts:
> Sonny was heard to utter, at roughly 29/03/04 16:27:
> > I was thinking about setting up a mirror of Debian for a local computer
> > group in the area, but a simple wget will result in way too much being
> > pulled down for what they need.
> >
Sonny was heard to utter, at roughly 29/03/04 16:27:
I was thinking about setting up a mirror of Debian for a local computer
group in the area, but a simple wget will result in way too much being
pulled down for what they need.
Are there any scripts publicly available to just mirror say stable ..
I was thinking about setting up a mirror of Debian for a local computer group in the
area, but a simple wget will result in way too much being pulled down for what they
need.
Are there any scripts publicly available to just mirror say stable .. testing ..
unstable i386 only?
OR
Are there util
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