Vineet Kumar said:
If you'll be running multiple debian machines at a site, I
highly recommend apt-proxy. Configure one machine as an apt
proxy and point all of the other machines' sources.list at
it. Then you only download each package once, on demand
(rather than creating a whole local
I have an installed Debian system, and am interested in making some
more. I'm interested in both new installs and chroots. I realize
these may have somewhat different solutions.
As for making a new install, I see two options: I can run the debian
installer or deboostrap.
Are there other
* Ross Boylan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])[20040604
09:36]:
I have an installed Debian system, and am interested in making some
more. I'm interested in both new installs and chroots. I realize
these may have somewhat different solutions.
As for making a new install, I see two options: I can run
On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 11:35:58AM -0700, Vineet Kumar wrote:
* Ross Boylan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])[20040604
09:36]:
I have an installed Debian system, and am interested in making some
more. I'm interested in both new installs and chroots. I realize
these may have somewhat different
Ross Boylan wrote:
Sorry, I was unclear. There's only one box involved, with different
partitions. Still, perhaps apt-proxy will offer some clues.
Ideally, I could just point all my versions of the OS at the same apt
files (at least if they are approximatelly similar versions of apt),
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