Le vendredi 29 octobre 2004 à 21:59 -0700, Nifty Hat Mitch a écrit : > The comment about rsync is interesting. > > The question may be: > How does rsync like a package being signed or better yet resigned > at some later time? > > As I understand it the gpg signature is a modest structure and > resigning an rpm does not so badly mess up a file that rsync cannot > optimize the change as long as the keys have the same length. > > To test I picked on something big and network rude to change and test. > Thus... > The problem is that all changed rpm would be check again at the next invocation of rsync. When there is about 1 Go of unsigned rpm, this mean that the client _and_ the server should read 1 Go of data (even if a small part of the data have changed). The mirror don't like this.
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