Spalmore
June 26th, 2009, 03:23 PM
Hello all, I have a heck of a question and am hoping someone has done something similar and can give me a hand.
I head up a test department that has about 8 machines with the 4 major flavors of linux on them. I have a file server that I would like to use a repository mirror so that all these systems are not trying to use our puny pipe at once. Is there a single program solution that I can use to mirror the Ubuntu, Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Open Suse repositories (both 32 bit and 64 bit) or will I need to have diffrent programes for each of the diffrent repository programes?
My fileshare system is currently running Ubuntu 8.04 but I can put which ever OS would be best for this on it.
Also any idea about how much disk space this is going to consume?
I head up a test department that has about 8 machines with the 4 major flavors of linux on them. I have a file server that I would like to use a repository mirror so that all these systems are not trying to use our puny pipe at once. Is there a single program solution that I can use to mirror the Ubuntu, Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Open Suse repositories (both 32 bit and 64 bit) or will I need to have diffrent programes for each of the diffrent repository programes?
My fileshare system is currently running Ubuntu 8.04 but I can put which ever OS would be best for this on it.
Also any idea about how much disk space this is going to consume?