12 Feb
2008
12 Feb
'08
08:37
Hi, >>> On 2/12/2008 at 10:32, Klaus Kaempfwrote: > * Stanislav Visnovsky [Feb 12. 2008 09:27]: >> Hi! >> >> I'm working on the functionality to keep the downloaded packages on disk, > not >> removing them. >> >> This needs to be configurable, of course. I'd like to get your views on how >> much configurability we need. >> >> I see at least the following options: >> 1) global enable/disable > This is certainly needed. > >> 2) per-repository enable/disable >> 3) per-access protocol enable/disable (CD, HTTP, FTP, NFS, ...) > > I can't remember anyone asking for 2) or 3). Well, 3 makes quiet some sense to me: I 'enable' globally to store the downloaded packages, but copying everything which I have on my CD/DVD/NFS repository also to all the local disc does not make much sense. Think about a school: we offer a NFS Server with some interesting repos for our dormitor. Students are kindly asked to use that one to update their Systems. But then, they also want to use some additional repos, which we do not have on our NFS system. I'm not sure they want to keep all the things from our NFS server, but they might very well keep the downloads from other repos (for easy / fast sharing together). Dominique PS: The example is fictional ;) but who knows... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: zypp-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: zypp-devel+help@opensuse.org