shirish शिरीष wrote:
> I had been trying (unsuccessfully though) to use jigdo. Here's what I
> have been trying/wanting to do.
> From what I know Debian released Squeeze 6.0 b2 about 3-4 days (on
> 6th IIRC). Now I know that debian also has a weekly build which is
> built every week which has al
* shirish ??? [101216 21:21]:
> Hi all,
> Disregard the above, re-read the mirroring page and this is what it
> should look like -
>
> rsync --times --links --hard-links --partial -archive -verbose
> -compress --block-size=8192 --exclude=source/
> --exclude='*businesscard*.iso' --exc
Hi all,
Disregard the above, re-read the mirroring page and this is what it
should look like -
rsync --times --links --hard-links --partial -archive -verbose
-compress --block-size=8192 --exclude=source/
--exclude='*businesscard*.iso' --exclude='*netinst*.iso'
--exclude=alpha/ --exclude=arm/ --ex
Hi all,
Now reading through the whole thing it seems it should be something like this :-
rsync -avzP --exclude=source/ --exclude='*businesscard*.iso'
--exclude='*netinst*.iso' --exclude=alpha/ --exclude=arm/
--exclude=hppa/ --exclude=hurd/ --exclude=ia64/ --exclude=m68k/
--exclude=mips/ --exclude=
In-line :-
2010/12/16 Andrew McGlashan :
> Andrew McGlashan wrote:
>>
>> Andrew McGlashan wrote:
>> The dry run shows ONLY version 5.0.7 downlaods, plus a little more in
>> "project" files.
>>
>> To get a dry run with rsync, use the "n" option, just like you added the
>> "P" option before.
>>
>> T
Andrew McGlashan wrote:
Andrew McGlashan wrote:
The dry run shows ONLY version 5.0.7 downlaods, plus a little more in
"project" files.
To get a dry run with rsync, use the "n" option, just like you added the
"P" option before.
The SITE I am using is as follows:
SITE=mirrors.kernel.org
Andrew McGlashan wrote:
I might do a dry run, just to get a full listing as well. There are
sure to be many files that I'm downloading that will have no real use
for me as most of the time I just use a netinst iso. And of course, the
whole deal starts again when there is a newer release, a mi
Hi,
shirish शिरीष wrote:
I followed the discussion on the web. So from what I learnt it should
be something like this :-
$ rsync -avzP ftp.de.debian.org::debian-cd/ /sda8/
I tried it too, with the $SITE variable set, this is my take:
rsync -avzP --delete ${SITE}::debian-cd/ ./debian-cd-mirro
In-line :-
2010/12/10 shirish शिरीष :
> rsync, have really no idea.
I followed the discussion on the web. So from what I learnt it should
be something like this :-
$ rsync -avzP ftp.de.debian.org::debian-cd/ /sda8/
where /sda8/ is where the download will happen.
> So ideas, ways please. I wa
Rob Owens wrote:
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 11:28:03AM -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
Try using the '-P' switch for rsync.
Thanks!
Hugo
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On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 11:28:03AM -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
>> Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
>>> shirish शिरीष wrote:
Hi all,
I had been trying (unsuccessfully though) to use jigdo. Here's what I
have been trying/wanting to do.
> From what I know Debia
Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
shirish शिरीष wrote:
Hi all,
I had been trying (unsuccessfully though) to use jigdo. Here's what I
have been trying/wanting to do.
From what I know Debian released Squeeze 6.0 b2 about 3-4 days (on
6th IIRC). Now I know that debian also has a we
Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
shirish शिरीष wrote:
Hi all,
I had been trying (unsuccessfully though) to use jigdo. Here's what I
have been trying/wanting to do.
From what I know Debian released Squeeze 6.0 b2 about 3-4 days (on
6th IIRC). Now I know that debian also has a weekly build which is
buil
shirish शिरीष wrote:
Hi all,
I had been trying (unsuccessfully though) to use jigdo. Here's what I
have been trying/wanting to do.
From what I know Debian released Squeeze 6.0 b2 about 3-4 days (on
6th IIRC). Now I know that debian also has a weekly build which is
built every week which has a
Hi all,
I had been trying (unsuccessfully though) to use jigdo. Here's what I
have been trying/wanting to do.
>From what I know Debian released Squeeze 6.0 b2 about 3-4 days (on
6th IIRC). Now I know that debian also has a weekly build which is
built every week which has all the updates as well h
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