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El Lunes, 20 de Octubre de 2003 17:13, Mike Williams escribi�:
> On Monday 20 October 2003 15:53, Alberto G. Hierro wrote:
> > Server is running Suse and workstations haven't internet access. Server
> > can rsync gentoo-portage, but mirroring ALL the distfiles will need a lot
> > of space, so it isn't a solution.
>
> Duh, sorry, should read messages properly!
>
> As the workstations obviously have network access to the server, couldn't
> you stick a proxy server on it only allowing access to a set number of
> hosts (i.e. a number of gentoo distfiles mirrors)? Can squid do this?
> Or a normal proxy which requires authentication, then specify the
> FETCHCOMMAND and RESUMECOMMAND in /etc/make.conf, make it unreadable by the
> normal users and your set.
This is a possible solution, but teachers don't like to set up a proxy (if
anyone get the pass, he can access to internet from machines not allowed). I
think the best solution will be that emerge could print uris, so i could
print them to a file, fetch them from master server (running suse) and the
share them using NFS. Unfortunatelly, emerge can't do this ATM. What do you
think about requesting this feature to portage developers? Will be to hard to
implement?
>
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> Mike Williams
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