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| This is a collection of notes on how the [[http://www.sagemath.org/mirrors.html mirror network]] of Sage operates and some howto on how a mirror is setup. This might be of interest outside Sage, too. | This is a collection of notes on how the [[http://www.sagemath.org/mirrors.html|mirror network]] of Sage operates and some howto on how a mirror is setup. This might be of interest outside Sage, too. == RSYNC == [[http://www.samba.org/ftp/rsync/rsync.html|rsync]] 1. is a tool to synchronize a local directory with the contents of a remote directory. 1. is a server, that provides access to local directories to exchange data using the rsync protocol. To synchronize with Sage's master, you can use this command: rsync -av --delete-after sage.math.washington.edu::sage $TARGET where $TARGET should be replaced by your local target directory. 1. -a switches to archive mode (same timestamp, ...) 1. -v (or -vv, -vvv) verbosity level, for the lovely logs 1. --delete-after tells rsync to delete files that are not on the master '''after''' the synchronization has finished. There are also other versions of --delete* that can be used to delete older files earlier or during the process. |
Sage Mirror Network
This is a collection of notes on how the mirror network of Sage operates and some howto on how a mirror is setup. This might be of interest outside Sage, too.
RSYNC
- is a tool to synchronize a local directory with the contents of a remote directory.
- is a server, that provides access to local directories to exchange data using the rsync protocol.
To synchronize with Sage's master, you can use this command:
rsync -av --delete-after sage.math.washington.edu::sage $TARGET
where $TARGET should be replaced by your local target directory.
- -a switches to archive mode (same timestamp, ...)
- -v (or -vv, -vvv) verbosity level, for the lovely logs
--delete-after tells rsync to delete files that are not on the master after the synchronization has finished. There are also other versions of --delete* that can be used to delete older files earlier or during the process.