Speedup reposync by avoiding deletion of the createrepo cache. #35
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… local that isn't on the source server. The createrepo then creates (following the default settings) a cache directory ... which is deleted by the next rsync run. Putting the cache directory in the rsync exclude list avoids this deletion and speeds up running reposync dramatically.
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This is the fix I put in my system over a year ago that is the same as described here: #20 . I simply put it into git. |
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Speedup reposync by avoiding deletion of the createrepo cache.
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rsync copies the repositories with --delete hence deleting everything local that isn't on the source server. The createrepo then creates (following the default settings) a cache directory ... which is deleted by the next rsync run. Putting the cache directory in the rsync exclude list avoids this deletion and speeds up running reposync dramatically.