> I use the mirror package for ours, but then, we do all our server installs
> from our http://debian, so we like to have most everything local. :)
Exactly what I'd like to do!
> In a small environment, won't most of the users just be snarfing what the
> other users are anyway?
>
> Why not apt through a local http proxy/cache of some description, packages
> will be slow the first time they're retrieved, but blindingly fast for
> everyone else, and you don't bog your link down with unnecessary stuff.
Well, I've already got the packages on cd, so I'd prefer to build a complete
mirror from those. That way we've got the lot, and can rsync the updates the
usual way.
Essentially, I'd like a complete mirror without downloading all the packages
a second time.
Cake would be good too. :)
- Jeff
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