Dominique Leuenberger wrote:
That would cause many conflicts which in fact are none. Just one
example: VLC.
The repo is found at http://download.videolan.org/pub/vlc/SuSE/10.2 (ok:
I see, but YaST could be smarter: download.opensuse.org have a list of
all the mirrors. Then, I don't mind to forgive adding repos, only give
a strong warning not to have duplicates
For this to get any use for normal people, the speed has to improve
drastically! I changed all my repos away from opensuse.org, as the
redirector is way off regarding speed. I preferred looking around for
some mirrors for the online source and also for the buildservice repos.
yes... but I think this is quite easy to acheive. I wonder what kind
of HW/SW is needed here, there are not so many calls (theses are not
primary DNS servers :-).
See the working of the wiki when 10.2 went out: quite good compared to
10.1 out :-). So this is a power problem, and very cheap AFAIK
comparing to the other costs, probably easier to cope with than to
have a updated mirror index :-)
Mirror problem:
I don't know exactly how mirrorring is done here. openSUSE
repositories are very hudge.
It's very easy to indentify an update: suffice to have an unique name
file (for example the date as name), but howmany time make a mirror to
sync? I beg it's possible to have a mirror stop in the middle of a
sync op, so part is synced and not all. too difficult for me :-(
jdd
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