|| On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 17:36:57 +0100
 || Enrico Zini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

        ez> Hello, I'm trying to learn my way with debpartial-mirror
        ez> while trying to make a supersimple make-a-simple-cdd
        ez> tutorial.

        ez> Goal: make a debian-installer installation CD that installs
        ez> nothing but the base system.

        ez> How I did it:

        ez>   I "apt-get install debpartial-mirror" from unstable

        ez>   I configured it like this:
        ez>     [mirror]
        ez>     server=http://ftp.it.debian.org/debian/
        ez>     local_directory=./mirror/
        ez>     get_suggests=true
        ez>     get_recomends=true
        ez>     get_provides=true
        ez>     archs=i386

        ez>     [sarge]
        ez>     filter=main:-:-
        ez>     include-task=/usr/share/debian-cd/tasks/debian-installer
        ez>     # Will include more things later as I get this to work

The file I used is:
------------------------------------------------------------------
[mirror]
# mirror origin server
server=http://ftp.bononia.it/debian/
#server=http://ftp.debian.org/debian/

# mirror destiny directory
local_directory=/var/cache/debian-np-cdtool/raw-data-mirror/

# extra files list to be downloaded (this accepts regular expressions)
files=README doc/ tools/ indices/ dists/sid/main/installer-i386/current/

[...]
--------------------------------------------------------------------

I suppose "include-task" param wants a file that contains a list (one
per line) of packages that have to be dowloaded.

        ez> I'm stuck, and there's no documentation on the config file format.
        ez> Where am I wrong?  

Hope this help.

Ciao Ciao

Marco

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