[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I think rsync would work well for this. No need to keep old versions
> arround for diffing.
This would be cool; it's a shame that rsync doesn't have a library that
encapsulates its functionality -- if it did, it would seem simple to
just bang that into apt-get...
-Mile
Hi
I think rsync would work well for this. No need to keep old versions
arround for diffing. Rsync might also work for packages, if they were
uncompressed. However that would either double the size of the archive, or
load the servers too much. It might also be difficult to get all mirrors
to provi
On Sun, Nov 14, 1999 at 11:40:19PM +, Russell G. Howe wrote:
> I had this idea when I was sitting there watching 768K of package
> listing for unstable trickle down my flaky, slow modem connection
> at about 1K/sec, paying my 1 pence per minute to British Telecom
> when I thought "Why can't I j
Maybe I should have posted to debian-devel, but I'm not subscribed and I get
enough mail as it is.
I had this idea when I was sitting there watching 768K of package
listing for unstable trickle down my flaky, slow modem connection
at about 1K/sec, paying my 1 pence per minute to British Telecom
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