"G.Angely" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Do not know the "squid cache". I will look for it.
If you install squid, and add lines like this to /etc/squid.conf:
refresh_patterndebian.org/.*\.deb$ 129600 100% 129600
refresh_patterndebian.org/.*Packages 120 20% 360
Then it
Philip Hands wrote:
> You need to get your firewall admin to allow outbound masquerading of
> rsync connections, probably, but all this is very dependent on your
> exact firewall setup.
Ok, I have not a very deep knowledge of proxies. Will ask the firewall admin.
>
> > The numeric address of som
Hello,
I currently use lftp to mirror some parts of the debian tree to a local
mirror.
As I stand behind a firewall, my lftp.conf has this line:
set ftp:proxy firewall:21
This is the only tuning done to lftp.conf.
It runs fine (very simple to set up). I want now to give a try to rsync.
First,
Hello,
I currently use lftp to mirror some parts of the debian tree to a local
mirror.
As I stand behind a firewall, my lftp.conf has this line:
set ftp:proxy firewall:21
This is the only tuning done to lftp.conf.
It runs fine (very simple to set up). I want now to give a try to rsync.
First,
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