On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 04:15:42PM -0500, Aaron Traas wrote:
Debian servers... not sure why this is. It also is a little flaky; It
often gets to 99% when downloading a package, and then freezes. At that
point I have to ^C and restart the apt-get upgrade/install/whatever and
it works fine. I
I hope I'm not asking for something that has been re-hashed a few dozen
times, but a Google search hasn't turned much up, and this is a bit of
an irritant.
How would one go about setting up a local partial APT mirror? One that
mirrors only specific trees (such as stable and testing), and can
There is a package that sorta does what you want... it's called
apt-proxy. You set up a box as your apt-proxy, and point all of your
machines to that box. Every time someone downloads a package, it is
cached on the apt-proxy; thus the first time you download, it will be
slow, but subsequent
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