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#4 Re: Offline mirror synchronization. Posted by isilrion (200.55.xx.xx) on Sun 25 Dec 2005 at 05:20 I must apologize seriously... it took me a long time to post back! Well, unfortunately neither of the proposed solutions worked for me (I can't produce details right now, but bottom line is, I couldn't use them to keep a whole mirror up to date, only partial ones at best) Just when I was about to start hacking a python scritp to do that, I found about the BATCH mode of rsync... and I thought it was pretty close to what I wanted (but producing the diffs was still too expensive). After reading the rsync mailing list for a while, this solution was mentioned: apt-get install duplicity && man rdiffdir I'm holding right now a 230Mb 'signature' file, and this monday I'll proceed to obtain a 'deltha' and patch my local repository... I hope that works. Thanks for your quick help, and please forgive my delay!

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