On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, alain volmat wrote: > thanks for the information. Yam seems to be great. > However, it actually still doesn't solve my first > problem since its first choice is rsync, which mean > that I still need to use ssh in fact. You have 2 modes to run rsync. One is with a helper tool like ssh or rsh, and the other is using the native rsync protocol (anonymous). Since you can't use ssh or rsh to a mirror, you'll have to use anonymous rsync. The examples provided with Yam are all based on anonymous rsync access. http://svn.rpmforge.net/svn/trunk/tools/yam/yam.conf > It seems to support lftp so if I can socksify lftp, I > should be able to get my mirror. Rsync is probably the best choice for syncing a mirror, but you can also use ftp, http, fish or sftp. If you want to sockify a connection, you can use tsocks with Yam. Most applications don't provide socks themselves because it can be done transparantly (without needing to change the application). In case you socksify Yam, make sure that you configure tsocks to only use socks for the connections that needs to be socksified. PS In case you're already mirroring some repositories, you can use a file:/// URL in Yam to point directly to that location so that you can still integrate that mirror into Yam. -- dag wieers, dag@xxxxxxxxxx, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [Any errors in spelling, tact or fact are transmission errors]
