Jesse Keating wrote:
On Fri, 2009-05-29 at 20:32 -0500, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
Sounds like another feature request for a QA tool. Not only do we need
something for better management of bodhi/updates-testing packages, but
for Preview/RC images. If there was a way to know a torrent for an RC
was available I'd provide some seeding. I don't think I would be alone.
Such a tool could be extended for release ISOs. Right now I only know
about torrents.fedoraproject.org, which may go down during release day...
But how do we get the isos to you to seed in the first place?
Since that's not required, the question needs no answer. The idea is to get the
changed files to the users, then assemble them into the RC candidate at the
tester's end. Download the changes, including any to the "make an RC" metadata
file, then run the tool of choice to generate the install media.
The nice thing about this is that it's useful day-to-day, if I need to do an
install I can build an install ISO which is up-to-date (and has some unique
release number or date in the metadata), and not do the dance of installing a
bunch of obsolete packages and then updating them, which beats the network and
servers a lot more than people who do a lot of installs keeping an rsync
current. It would also encourage a "standard" full install, dual layer DVD
burners are standard these days, another reduction in load and bandwidth could
be had.
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