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The answer to supplying custom arguments to portage's download command is |
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exactly where it should be - in a man page. |
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equery files portage |
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will list them, it's in section 5 |
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On 06 Jan 2010 8:38 PM, "Ricardo Saffi Marques" <saffi@××××××××××××××.br> |
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wrote: |
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Is there any way I can configure (pass arguments to) emerge's "wget" (used |
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for fetching) to limit it's rate to a certain amount |
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of KB/s? |
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I don't want to make a global/system-wide change, just for portage. |
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I did find a way to limit the bandwidth while syncing. All I had to do was |
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to put this on my /etc/make.conf: |
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PORTAGE_RSYNC_EXTRA_OPTS="--partial --progress --delete-after |
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--human-readable --bwlimit=50" |
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(for instance). |
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I do know there is parameter for wget, which is "--limitrate". Any way I |
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could set this inside portage? |
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Regards, |
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Saffi |
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Ricardo Saffi Marques |
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http://www.las.ic.unicamp.br/~saffi/ |
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Institute of Computing - IC |
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P.O. Box: 6176 |
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University of Campinas - UNICAMP |
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