TRN
06-15-2003, 09:11 AM
apt-spy is a cool little tool to test bandwidth connections to different debian mirrors. It will then build suggested sources.
As root,
#apt-spy -d unstable -a North-America -e 10 -o /etc/apt/newsources.list
This will place the best guess mirrors into the file /etc/apt/newsources.list.
-d option
Decide the Debian distribution: `stable',`testing' or `unstable'
-a option
This is the area option (your location). `Africa', `Asia',`Europe', 'North-America', `Oceania' and `South-America'
-e option
This is the number of servers to test.
-o option
This will place the best guess mirrors into the file /etc/apt/newsources.list.
As always, don't forget to check the man pages.
As root,
#apt-spy -d unstable -a North-America -e 10 -o /etc/apt/newsources.list
This will place the best guess mirrors into the file /etc/apt/newsources.list.
-d option
Decide the Debian distribution: `stable',`testing' or `unstable'
-a option
This is the area option (your location). `Africa', `Asia',`Europe', 'North-America', `Oceania' and `South-America'
-e option
This is the number of servers to test.
-o option
This will place the best guess mirrors into the file /etc/apt/newsources.list.
As always, don't forget to check the man pages.