Hi List,
for up-to-date and for bandwith reasons i have multiple debian mirrors
in my sources.list, a close one (which i hope is faster) and the
official master (which i believe is updated first):
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian testing main contrib non-free
...
deb
for up-to-date and for bandwith reasons i have
multiple debian mirrors in my sources.list, a close
one (which i hope is faster) and the official master
(which i believe is updated first):
snip
Now if i do 'dselect update' or 'apt-get update' most
of the time i see two 'Packages' files
* Hall Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010810 16:43]:
for up-to-date and for bandwith reasons i have
multiple debian mirrors in my sources.list, a close
one (which i hope is faster) and the official master
(which i believe is updated first):
snip
Now if i do 'dselect update' or
* Hall Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[010810 16:43]:
for up-to-date and for bandwith reasons i have
multiple debian mirrors in my sources.list, a close
one (which i hope is faster) and the official master
(which i believe is updated first):
snip
Now if i do 'dselect update' or
* Hall Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010810 17:35]:
* Hall Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[010810 16:43]:
for up-to-date and for bandwith reasons i have
multiple debian mirrors in my sources.list, a close
one (which i hope is faster) and the official master
(which i believe is
Karsten Heymann wrote:
Is there any possibility or plan to stop
this double download?
just a thougt: link files in /var/lib/apt/lists together, like ln -s
$PRIMARY_Package $SECONDARY_Package. When updating, apt or dselect
should download only newest file (by timestamp), which might be
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