Hi, anybody out there with a working caching scheme for zypper updates/upgrades? The problem is two-fold: for one, it needs to intercept https with all kinds of side effects, security implications, etc, and the other is the CDN (mirrorbrain). What I'm looking for is *not* a complete mirror, because this is overkill for small sites. It would be more in a fashion of a proxy, but should provide the cached packages in a human readable form as well. It would proxy zypper fetch requests in a CDN-server agnostic form, fetch the files, as zypper does, and deliver them the "last mile". That way, any (update) package would only be fetched once from upstream, and subsequent accesses are dealt with locally, much improving speed and reducing bandwidth needs. The human readable caching form would allow for some manual downgrades, if needed. As a bonus, some retention processing may limit storage needs. I've experimented with a squid helper already, https://github.com/frispete/ squid_dedup, but intercepting https isn't fun... Have you guys something up, that (at least partly) works that way? Per? Cheers, Pete -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org