FYI, the local mirror currently has about 12GB of content. I don't know whether or not that implies I should expect a very long period of CPU-boundedness for debmirror.
- Christian
Christian Convey wrote:
Hi guys,
I've got the following script that runs nightly to create a local debian mirror. I inherited admin of the machine from someone who left.
It seems to not be doing its job (our mirror is pretty stale), and when I run it manually, the system stays CPU bound for a LONG time. (16 hours and counting.) I'm running the 20040926 version of debmirror.
Does anyone recognize my symptoms, or have a suggestion for what might be wrong?
Here's the script:
#!/bin/sh
MAIN="--host=archive.progeny.com --root=/debian/" NONUS="--host=ftp.at.debian.org --root=/debian-non-US/" MARILLAT="--host=ftp.nerim.net --root=/debian-marillat/"
ARCH="--arch=i386" SECTIONS="--section=main,contrib,non-free --nosource"
debmirror /var/ftp/debian --method=ftp \ --dist=testing,unstable \ $SECTIONS $ARCH $MAIN "$@"
debmirror /var/ftp/debian-non-US --method=ftp \ --dist=testing/non-US,unstable/non-US \ $SECTIONS $ARCH $NONUS "$@"
debmirror /var/ftp/marillat --method=ftp \ --dist=stable,testing,unstable \ --section=main --nosource \ --arch=i386 $MARILLAT "$@"
Thanks in advance for any advice.
-- Christian Convey Computer Scientist, Naval Undersea Warfare Center Newport, RI
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