-q quiet mode, suppresses non-error messages.With option –Delete, will delete files that no longer exist in the source. # rsync -aqzH -delete ::CentOS /path/to/local/mirror/root With the tag delete – excluded and –exclude you can ignore folders or files, example iso folder, or.# rsync -delete-excluded -exclude "local" -exclude "isos" -exclude "*.iso" How much space will it occupy? It is something you should evaluate. Once installed you just have to look in the list of CentOS mirrors some mirror near your locality that works with rsync (it is the sixth column) RsyncLocationĬreate a folder where you can place the repository, I only made a mirror of CentOS 7, complete with isos and all the available folders, which took up 38 GB, so take into consideration if you are going to make a partial mirror of other versions of centOS or a full mirror. Using a delta encoding technique, it allows you to synchronize files and directories between two machines on a network or between two locations on the same machine, minimizing the volume of data transferred. Yesiiiiii! anyone, you can read only the rsync part, make a local centOS repository on ubuntu, debian, fedora, redhat, slackware, they all support rsync Rsyncis a free application for Unix and Microsoft Windows-type systems that offers efficient transmission of incremental data, which also operates with compressed and encrypted data. Now, you can make your mirror in about 10 ways but I'm going to tell you the one that in my opinion is the fastest and most comfortable, well you can make your mirror in any distribution that supports Rsync. What are the benefits of this? Among them, you save Internet bandwidth, you keep a local copy of your repositories with which the downloads and installations are much faster, and the main one of all is very useful as an update server if you have 10 servers or 1000 workstations with CentOS I think this is your best option because you can offer a fast update service and with the speed of your LAN network. If so, here I bring you how to mirror CentOS 7.
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