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From: Sven Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Wish: Allow binding to a specific IP on outbund connections
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Package: reprepro
Version: 0.5-1
Severity: wishlist
Basically, the subject already says it all.
I would like reprepro to be able to bind to a specific IP on outgoing
connections. The reason behind this is that I have two servers, each
with 2 IPs. Their primary IP has a huge transfer contigent included
while I have to pay for every megabyte which is transfered using the
secondary IP. However, outgoing connections mostly bind to the secondary
IP for some reason (well, actually only on the hot-standby of the two
servers, the active server uses iproute2 to set the default IP on
outgoing connections to the primary IP via heartbeat). Since reprepro is
the major source of traffic on outgoing connections, it would be really
nice if I could make it bind to a specific IP for its outbound
connections.
regards,
Sven
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Bernhard R. Link wrote on 20/08/2005 00:02:
> * Sven Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050819 21:45]:
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>>I would like reprepro to be able to bind to a specific IP on outgoing
>>connections.
>
> Well, reprepro does not contain any downloading code at all, it simply
> calls apt's methods from /usr/lib/apt/methods. Or one could write an
> new apt-method doing the downloading (There was once one written in
> perl for using scp circulating around, which could be takes as example
> if there is something like wget with an option for it.) Another
> possibility would be to specify a proxy which then connects to
> a specific port.
Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately, I was only able to find some
references to such a perl script (but not the script itself) dating back
to 1999, complete with a hint that it won't work with current apt
versions. And I didn't find any info about how additional methods could
be implemented (all I found out is that the methods accept certain
commands (not which) on their STDIN and act accordingly. But I didn't
search thorougly.
But at least for my purposes, I found a differen workaround:
Immediately before starting reprepro, I save the current default
outbound IP into a shell variable, set it to the one I want reprepro to
use, run reprepro and restore the original default again.
Since I don't see how you could implement my wish and given the fact
that I found a workaround for my situation, I close this bug. Feel free
to reopen it and optionally reassign it to apt (if you see fit for
either choice) so that APT methods might perhaps (in the future) be told
to bind to a specific address on outgoing connections.
Regards,
Sven
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