From: Roland G. <rol...@me...> - 2002-05-02 00:49:13
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I look after two apt-proxy servers - one at work, the other at home. The home system is connected via a 56K modem while work has a much better Internet connection :-) Periodically I burn a CD of the .deb files in apt-proxy directory on the work system and copy the files into the apt-proxy directory at home. Apt-proxy seams to cope with this and when I upgrade the home systems, it performs the rsync which sends and receives only a couple of hundred bytes to confirm that the file is up-to-date. Still much better than performing an rsync with a previous version. Unfortunately, when I upgrade another system at home, apt-proxy performs the same rsync over and over again. I'd really like to avoid the additional traffic - any suggestions? Today I discovered apt-proxy-import and will give it a try tonight to see if it avoids these extra rsyncs. Cheers, Roland. -- Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand - Chinese Proverb. |