[13:37] hi guys [13:37] i asked awhile ago but cant find the logs... [13:37] how do i setup one of my mythtv systems to acty as a local mirror for apt [13:37] so i can have 1 system download all the updates, and have the other local systems update from it [13:41] also having read about apt-mirror id like to only mirror the mythbuntu relevant updates rather than the entire repo (most of which is never used by myth) [15:37] TandyUK: squid-deb-proxy [15:37] you install the client on all pcs [15:37] and the server on one of the pcs in your household [15:37] thatsd the one ty [15:37] then it automagically caches the packages there [15:38] and works great [15:38] yeah i was talking to you about it before [15:38] just couldnt find the logs :P [15:38] now i have a keyworkd i may have more luck :) [15:38] TandyUK: you normally have to enable ppa and such too, in /etc/squid-deb-proxy/ on the server [15:38] I think there is a config.d folder or similar in there [15:39] and then restart the server with the init script and all should be good [15:39] is it really worth it for 2 systems... we have 1 backend/frontend and a second frontend [15:42] * tgm4883 shrugs [15:42] TandyUK, depends on how much you care about bandwidth [15:42] and if you update your systems at the same time [15:43] its not so much the bandwidth as the slow ass connection [15:43] TandyUK: Please watch your language. [15:43] it's almost zero work to set it up [15:43] are both systems the same ARCH? [15:44] yeah [15:44] and both run the same release of ubuntu? [15:44] theyre identical [15:44] eg. 12.04 [15:44] then it's pretty easy to do [15:45] install squid-deb-proxy on the server, and squid-deb-proxy-client on both systems [15:45] enable the ppa functionality [15:45] and voila, done [15:47] and by PPA functionality, you need to add ppa.launchpad.net to the bottom of /etc/squid-deb-proxy/mirror-dstdomain.acl [15:47] then sudo service squid-deb-proxy restart [15:48] you only need to do the above on the server