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#25 Re: Question: Manage updates of more then one mach Posted by Anonymous (200.90.xx.xx) on Tue 16 Aug 2005 at 23:28 I think (I haven't done it... at least yet) that simply by exporting /var/cache/apt/archives on a nfs, when each machine runs: "apt-get update" updates it's own packages list and when runs "apt-get upgrade" check if the package is allready downloaded, else get it. REMEMBER: I guess this, not done it, I manage 4 computers and my ISP is so fast that upgrading takes about 6min each, so no need to, however, if somebody does this, and work, please let me know (posting here).

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