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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I'm considering setting up a local distfiles and portage mirror here in |
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> the office. Bandwidth volumes from updates during the day are starting |
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> to make the network admin nervous. But first I need some current |
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> numbers, does anyone know approximate answers to these questions: |
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> 1. How big is a complete the distfiles mirror currently? |
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> 2. On average, how much daily bandwidth to keep it up to date? |
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> 3. How much daily bandwidth does updating the portage tree use? |
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I wouldn't bother with a full mirror. Set a local rsync server that |
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updates once a day and use http-replicator. That would be far less |
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bandwidth than trying to keep a local dist server current. |
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kashani |
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