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hi all,
i've two machines upon which i run sarge. since i've got a low speed connection it's
really painful for an update, but i do apply updates periodically. My both machines
run sarge, so i don't like the pain to have packages downloaded twice. My present
solution isto copy the archives folder from one machine to the another and then hit a
apt-get update on the other machine. In this way it only downloads the other missing
packages.
But i want to get rid of this. Well, plz don't suggest me to set up a mirror. I just
am thinking to export the archives directory to my other machine (with ofcourse rw
permissions) and run apt-get on each machine ONE AT A TIME. Is it okay or will it
create problems ?
rrs
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Ritesh Raj Sarraf
RESEARCHUT (www.researchut.com)
Happy GNU/Linux user since 1998
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teamwork, n.:
Having someone to blame.
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