Sorry a type with the link so:
And if you want the full list of mirrors being updated instead of using curl
you can use the next script to parse the full mirror list page:
http://mirror-status.centos.org/
Using the script:
https://gist.github.com/elico/dc1af72344231d6d49af4eacecfae8df#file-get-fu
And if you want the full list of mirrors being updated instead of using curl
you can use the next script to parse the full mirror list page:
http://mirror-status.centos.org/
Using the script:
https://gist.github.com/elico/dc1af72344231d6d49af4eacecfae8df#file-update-mirrors-list-sh
Let me know i
OK so I wrote these helpers that can help to allow the updates despite the
changes in urls on gist:
https://gist.github.com/elico/dc1af72344231d6d49af4eacecfae8df
The squid.conf should be something like:
external_acl_type centos_mirror_check ipv4 concurrency=200 ttl=15 %URI %SRC
%METHOD /opt/bin
My suggestion is to run every minute a curl request into a tmp file and then
compare to the existing one, then sort and uniq and replace the existing DB
In the external acl helper script use some kind of version testing by the last
date updated.
You can use a simple comparison to do that.
So two
Hey Gui,
The right way to allow pinger to work is to use the setuid bit ie:
$ chwon root.root /pinger_path/pinger
$ chmod +s /pinger_path/pinger
This will allow pinger to start as a root use by any of the machine users and
in this case squid.
There might be another restriction by the OS but I am
