Achim Gratz writes:
> I can use lftp myself, I'll just have to creatre a bunch of aliases or
> scripts, not sure yet how much I'm going to automate this.
Here's the set of lftp aliases to put into the lftp rc file.
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alias cygdn "lcd ~/cygwin/cygwin.lftp && cd / && mirror --scan-all-first
--use-cache -evvv"
alias cygup "lcd ~/cygwin/cygwin.lftp && cd / && mirror -X \\!packages
--scan-all-first --use-cache -Revvv"
alias cygtst "lcd ~/cygwin/cygwin.lftp && cd / && mirror -X \\!packages
--scan-all-first --use-cache -Revvv --dry-run"
alias cyggo "!touch -- x86{,_64}/\!ready && mput x86*/*ready"
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You might want to play with the mirror:parallel-directories and
mirror:parallel-transfer-count settings, although sourceware is just
really slow for me ATM no matter which settings. I've also created a
bookmark for cygwin so that lftp doesn't ask for a password (since
cygwin is a password-less user). BTW, on the command line you can
achieve the same effect using the '-u cygwin,' option.
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cygwin sftp://cygwin:@cygwin.com
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So, 106 packages all uploaded. Wish me luck… :-)
Regards,
Achim.
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