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From: Magnate on 8 Jan 2008 07:09 (repost from linux.debian.user, which is drowning in spam) "Magnate" <contact.me(a)some.other.way> wrote in message news:... > I've used apt-cacher for years, but I've never managed to get it working > properly with the installation process. During install I select "enter > mirror information manually" and I put in http://my.server:3142 as the > server and ftp.uk.debian.org/debian as the directory. It doesn't work (for > the installer components I mean - it works fine if I do a full install > from CD, but I want it to work from any kind of install, even just two > floppies). > > Shouldn't this just work? It works for installed systems on the same > network. Googling it reveals little because most of the hits are about > apt-cacher-ng. Is ng better? I see no other reason to switch, since the > original works perfectly, but if ng has better support for d-i I'd > consider it. > > Am I doing something stupid? I read somewhere that you need to set > path_map in apt-cacher.conf, but I don't see why it would be necessary for > d-i and not for normal use. If this is what is needed, could somebody > explain? > > Grateful for any thoughts on this, > > CC |