On Monday 25 December 2006 07:23, Daniel Iliev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
about 'Re: [gentoo-user] gentoo and proxy variable':
> That will do the job for emerge. What if I want to schedule some other
> downloading with cron?
man 5 crontab
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On 25 December 2006 15:23, Daniel Iliev wrote:
> Mike Williams wrote:
> > On Monday 25 December 2006 12:24, Daniel Iliev wrote:
> >> Where is it most appropriate to set ftp_proxy and http_proxy environment
> >> variables on Gentoo in order to use a proxy server with wget *when it is
> >> used by em
On Monday 25 December 2006 14:23, Daniel Iliev wrote:
> That will do the job for emerge. What if I want to schedule some other
> downloading with cron?
Can't you just use a bash script that sets the variables and then runs
the download (wget)? Something like
$ cat download.sh
#!/bin/bash
expo
Mike Williams wrote:
> On Monday 25 December 2006 12:24, Daniel Iliev wrote:
>
>> Where is it most appropriate to set ftp_proxy and http_proxy environment
>> variables on Gentoo in order to use a proxy server with wget *when it is
>> used by emerge from a cron job*?
>>
>> I want to make an "emer
On Monday 25 December 2006 12:24, Daniel Iliev wrote:
> Where is it most appropriate to set ftp_proxy and http_proxy environment
> variables on Gentoo in order to use a proxy server with wget *when it is
> used by emerge from a cron job*?
>
> I want to make an "emerge --fetchonly" cron job which do
Hi,
Where is it most appropriate to set ftp_proxy and http_proxy environment
variables on Gentoo in order to use a proxy server with wget *when it is
used by emerge from a cron job*?
I want to make an "emerge --fetchonly" cron job which downloads through
a squid server. Actually the ftp_proxy var
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