Re: [gentoo-user] Using local file tree as a mirror

2003-12-20 Thread Marius Mauch
On 12/19/03  Michael Balamuth wrote:

> Hi List,
> Wondering if there is a syntax for /etc/make.conf that allows using a
> local filesystem tree as a mirror.  Something like this:
> 
> Prior to editing /etc/make.conf
> 
> plug in USB hard disk
> mkdir /mirror
> mount /dev/sda1 /mirror
> 
> where /mirror then has /mirror/gentoo which is a valid mirror tree. 
> Then make an entry in /etc/make.conf that uses that file tree as the
> preferred mirror.  Note /dev/sda1 is a USB hard drive and mounts fine
> (it is the actual mirror tree I use locally from another machine that
> has been running ftp, but I thought it might work to move it over and
> point locally??

This feature was added recently (-r15 or -r18), just add the path for
the distfiles to your GENTOO_MIRRORS variable in make.conf.

Marius

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[gentoo-user] Using local file tree as a mirror

2003-12-19 Thread Michael Balamuth
Hi List,
Wondering if there is a syntax for /etc/make.conf that allows using a local
filesystem tree as a mirror.  Something like this:

Prior to editing /etc/make.conf

plug in USB hard disk
mkdir /mirror
mount /dev/sda1 /mirror

where /mirror then has /mirror/gentoo which is a valid mirror tree.  Then
make an entry in /etc/make.conf that uses that file tree as the preferred
mirror.  Note /dev/sda1 is a USB hard drive and mounts fine (it is the
actual mirror tree I use locally from another machine that has been running
ftp, but I thought it might work to move it over and point locally??

Thank,
Michael Balamuth
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