-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 El Martes, 21 de Octubre de 2003 00:27, Stroller escribi�: > On Oct 20, 2003, at 6:09 pm, Alberto G. Hierro wrote: > >> 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? > > I don't think you need to add this as a feature. I think that one each > Gentoo machine you should be able to add an alias or wrapper so that > `emerge -f somepackage` really calls `emerge -fp somepackage >> > /path/to/shared/NFS/export/somefile.txt`. Then set up a cron job so > that every minute the server wgets each line in that somefile.txt. > > This needs some tidying & error trapping, but is a reasonable basis to > work from, I think. > > Stroller. Thanks a lot, this is what i'm looking for :-)
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