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Crístian Viana schrieb: |
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> hi, |
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> I have 7 computers in local network and I want them to have always the |
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> same portage files (the ones synchronized with rsync). of course I can |
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> use crontab to make them sync at a specific time but I'm wondering if |
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> there's a better alternative. I saw a wiki page which says to create one |
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> local rsync server and have the other 6 computers synchronize with it |
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> (by pointing the SYNC variable to the local rsync server). but I also |
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> thought NFS could be nice: I just have to sync one machine and everyone |
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> will always be "synchronized". |
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> what's the best approach for this case? |
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> thanks! |
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> Crístian Deives dos Santos Viana [aka CD1] |
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Slow network or WLAN? Use a local rsync server. There is a package for |
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this (app-admin/gentoo-rsync-mirror) and instructions on the net. |
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While you are at it, you could also install an http or ftp proxy for |
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distfiles. net-proxy/http-replicator should do it if you do not want a |
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complete proxy infrastructure. |
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>=100MBit connection? Use NFS. You should not only put your portage tree |
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on this but also distfiles and /var/cache/edb. Do not do this with |
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/var/db/pkg, however. |
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Hope this helps |
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Florian Philipp |