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Hello,
This probably means that required files has not been downloaded for any reasons. Please look into log files which located in $var_path (/var/spool/apt-mirror/var/ by default).
P.S. Please try to upgrade to 0.4.4-2, this may solve your problem.
Dmitry.
2005-10-11 09:04:01 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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This is absolutely normal and legitimate. Not all sources provides Release and Release.gpg files.
You may simply ignore such messages.
Dmitry.
2005-09-02 06:51:00 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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Hello Karl,
Please excuse small delay before answer, I was on a small vacation.
Thank you for your appreciation about apt-mirror. I really like your idea to put wget's command line arguments to configuration file. I'll think how can this be implemented in most flexible manner.
However, you should be very careful playing with some options (like --quota) because this can broke...
2005-04-29 13:01:32 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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> So, could you explain where does this problem comes from?
As far as I see, the only problem is that your wget did not screen "~" special character while storing files (even more, screened symbols (%7E) are "de-screened" back by your wget).
This behavior completely unintelligible for me and I'll be much obliged to you if you explain me why this happening and how to...
2005-03-21 18:44:08 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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Actually multiple slashes is not a problem. You can look at $var_path/{index,archive}-urls.* and you'll see no multiple slashes there. Opening files with absolute path having multiple slashes is also absolutely valid operation.
I have an idea how you can workaround the problem. :)
Please try this symlink:
$ ln -s '~goedson' '/var/apt-mirror/skel/people.debian.org/%7Egoedson'
Also you...
2005-03-17 10:43:25 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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Please look in "$var_path/archive-log.*" files to see why some URLs are not downloaded.
One of possible reasons is that the site you mirroring from has connections number limitation.
If so, try to decrease "nthreads" number. Probably 5 is what you need. :)
2005-03-07 09:45:23 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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Running apt-mirror first time may take much time because of debian archive size (it is about ~50G).
You can check this by looking at var/archive-log.* files.
It is recomended that you run apt-mirror manually first time, then you can enable execution from cron.
Hope this will help.
2005-02-24 13:19:39 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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Hi!
By default it's placed in /var/spool/apt-mirror/var/.
It generates each time you run apt-mirror.
Hope this will help.
2005-02-19 11:44:07 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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> is it possible to speed up the indexing process; it does seem to take a long time
I believe it is possible if apt-mirror will store previous index results. I should think about it... Thanks for idea. :)
> Is there new version coming up :-)
Sure, but can't exactly say when. :)
Maybe by NY. Everything is possible. :)
2004-12-16 16:00:49 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
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Sorry for a delay.
In short answer is: yes, agree with you that apt-mirror is not so visual but it is not so simple to make is visual.
Actually all downloads are made by wget program and you can look at wget's log files to see what happening now.
That files are:
$var_path/index-urls.* - urls of index files (input for wget)
$var_path/index-log.* - wget log files (for index files...
2004-12-16 15:53:21 UTC in APT sources mirroring tool
