Hi, I presume following is impossible with apt: list A, B, and C in sources.list, but use A as "primary" repo, meaning that if a package is found from A, don't install/update it from B or C even it's newer there. If a package is not present in A, then and only then use B or C. Because I don't how to do that, I'm planning to set up a local apt repo, with a script leeching the packages I'm intrested in from B and C. In sources.list I'd have A and local dir with file:/ syntax. I made the simplest script which uses wget.. Do you think this is wasting bw or is this the most optimal approach? #!/bin/sh # Repository to use - must be ftp REPO="ftp://apt.sw.be/pub/dag/fedora/1/en/i386/RPMS.dag"; # Path to local repository ROOT="/work/packages/fedora/1/i386" # RPMs to fetch RPMS="acroread dnsmasq kernel-module-ntfs lyx pine" # Wget options WGET="-c" ### End of configurations cd "$ROOT/RPMS.add-ons" for rpm in $RPMS do wget $WGET $REPO/$rpm\* done genbasedir --flat "$ROOT" Any comments welcome! BR, Erik. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway http://promotions.yahoo.com/design_giveaway/
