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[ILUG] APT: How do you typically propagate?

[ILUG] APT: How do you typically propagate?

Dermot Daly dermot.daly at itsmobile.com
Thu Mar 11 10:38:21 GMT 2004


Hi All,
Was wondering how people tend to propagate apt updates?  There's a
pretty good description of how to set up your own apt server structure
at http://freshrpms.net/apt/server/, however this looks like overkill
for my needs.

My needs are this:
1. I have 2 PCs, both running Fedora Core 1.
2. One of the PCs I have kept up to date using apt (and also rund
up2date aswell).
3. The second PC I have just installed FC1, so is far behind the first
one.

In theory, after updating PC1, I could make its newly downloaded RPMS
available using the description supplied in the URL above, but I am
guessing that a simpler method is also an option.

For example, provided that apt-get does not delete RPMS after
downloading them[1] I could export the relevant RPM directory as an NFS
drive to PC2, and simply rund rpm -Uvh (or rpm -ivh) on the NFS mount on
PC2.

Anyone any suggestions on how best to do this ?

[1] Does apt-get store or delete RPMs?  Where?

Thanks in advance,
Dermot.



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