On Tue, 2005-11-29 at 14:05 -0600, Les Mikesell wrote:
> On Tue, 2005-11-29 at 13:03, William Warren wrote:
> > h'm not. I don't want to HAVE to reconfigure my clients..nor do i want
> > to HAVE to add a proxy line into my yum.conf files. I actually do agree
> > with les it should just work w/o having to screw around with config files.
>
> What I actually do is add the proxy info to the command line so
> it is exported to yum - and I don't have a transparent proxy, I
> just do it to make all the machines use the same cache which I've
> configured to store large files. I update often enough that I can
> nearly always recall the command line from history with ^r3128 (the
> squid port). Or, I'll ssh to several machines and cut/paste the
> command line between windows.
>
> > Please don't accuse me of picking and choosing Bryan. It is not what i
> > did at all. I chose to add the ftp lines to simply get things working
> > again. it is not something that should have to be done at all. If i
> > had more than 3-5 machine here i would fire up another one as a
> > dedicated mirror.
>
> But, if you had more machines, you'd probably be trying other
> distributions or versions on them.
>
Heresy I tell you ... no other distributions need to be tried ... :)
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