On Wed, 2007-03-28 at 07:15 +0200, Thomas M Steenholdt wrote: > Jonathan Dieter wrote: > > > > Also, our test server is syncing updates and extras every six hours. > > Does anyone know if there's a way for the fedoraproject servers to push > > updates rather than our polling? > > > > Is there a good site with info on setting up a drpms mirror and other > useful info to get one started on the deltarpm era? > > I'm not thinking about rsync'ing the drpm packages, but rather, i'd like > to automatically build the drpms on this system, for use by my internal > machines i386,x86_64. > > Any pointers? > > Thanks > > /Thomas > In the .tar.bz2 and the source rpm is a folder called makerepo that contains a very ugly createprestorepo.py script. The syntax is "/path/to/createprestorepo.py <base directory> <relative directory to create drpms in>". For the test server it's something like "~/bin/createprestorepo.py ./ DRPMS/" while in ~/public_html/jdieter/updates/fc6/i386. It will then go and find all rpms, make any applicable deltas (at the moment, it creates any delta it can with 50%+ savings), and save them in the destination folder, and create prestomd, etc in repodata. If the drpms aren't worth saving it deletes them and creates a ".dontdelta" file for the drpm, so the next round it will be ignored. You might want to wait until I push out 0.3.0 later today, as the current version of createprestorepo.py won't try to make deltarpms for packages over 70MB (due to memory constraints on my server). You will need roughly 3x as much RAM as the largest package you want to delta. Jonathan
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