On 2010-05-03 09:25:06 PM, Thomas Spura wrote: > Wouldn't it be easier to let MirrorManager do that? > This way each mirror can save a counter per package and publish them > statically on the server side. To get a total amount of the data, all > counter files from all servers needs to be collected and that's it. > > Maybe a bit less data, than collecting anything like in smolt... > > Of course, this does not say 'how many computers out there have package > X'. Maybe it fails and one needs to download a package twice and so on. > But I think this would be a first great approximation. I don't think yum requests packages specifically from mirrormanager. It gets a mirror URL from mirrormanager, then downloads everything else directly from the mirror that it gets back. Thanks, Ricky
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