From: Thorsten G. <tgu...@tg...> - 2004-02-14 00:37:52
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On [Fri, 13.02.2004 17:41], Keith Edmunds wrote: > What I'm trying to do: install Samba V3 from www.backports.org whilst > otherwise maintaining a Woody system. > What works: without using apt-proxy, I can do this by adding the > following to sources.list: [snip] > Now, rather than pull those packages over the net each time, I want my > apt-proxy server to serve them. However, I'm not sure how to set it up > such that I can specify only the packages above are to come from > backports; the rest are to come from stable mirrors. The problem is that > once I add the appropriate lines to /etc/apt-proxy/apt-proxy.conf, the > 'origin' of the packages (as seen by 'apt-cache policy') is the local > apt-proxy server, and thus I cannot distinguish the backports packages > from the others. > Does that make sense? > Can what I want to do be done with apt-proxy? Yes, please check the backports archive (if there are any) and wait until Norbert finds time to add Release files (this will solve your problem). > Keith Thorsten -- There's a door Where does it go? It stays where it is, I think. (Terry Pratchett, Eric) |