Sean Reifschneider <[email protected]> writes: > I've been working on a new apt cacher I'm calling "apt-cacher-ultra", with > two goals in mind:
With a quick look, it seems to work nicely. Then again, so does apt-cacher-ng, it's just that later when you try to use it, it won't respond or responds with error and needs a restart. > * MITM https proxy so you don't need to do the "http://HTTPS///"; kludge, but > you can also get the benefit of the cache > (-ng does a binary passthrough which bypasses the cache). This feature might need some looking into or at least a little documentation on how to use it, e.g. how to specify the regexp? The example config in readme doesn't seem to work, as in the regexp isn't accepted. Even with something simple, like just debian.org in the regexp, I was able to connect to deb.debian.org but not even to security.debian.org. Let alone the repos I actually want to connect, mega, nvidia, spideroak, spotify... Everything but deb.debian.org came back with a certificate error. So, documentation, a working example, or explanation? Or maybe I did something wrong. And, to be honest, those non-Debian repos I use so little the caching doesn't much matter. But how do you use apt-cacher-ultra for https without caching?
