Need help with mirroring non-US
I've been mirroring Debian at our office for years, but haven't been able
to get non-US to mirror for many months. I get a "timeout at end of
directory" error. I've tried different mirror sites with the same problem
for both slink and potato.
Below is what I have now that doesn't work for the non-US, but the
previous package "debian-unstable" works fine. Could somebody offer me a
working one?
package=defaults
# The LOCAL hostname - if not the same as `hostname`
# Keep all local_dirs relative to here
local_dir=/vd0/sys0/rickm/dists
remote_user=anonymous
remote_password=rickm@vsl.com
mail_to=rickm
# Don't mirror file modes. Set all dirs/files to these
dir_mode=0755
file_mode=0444
# Keep a log file in each updated directory
update_log=.mirror
# Don't overwrite my mirror log with the remote one.
# Don't pull back any of their mirror temporary files.
# Don't touch anything whose name begins with a space!
# nor any FSP or gopher files...
exclude_patt=(^|/)(\.mirror$|\.mirrorinfo$|\.in\..*\.$|MIRROR.LOG|#.*#|\.FSP|\.cache|\.zipped|lost+found|\.desc\.txt|00index\.txt|\.new-packages$|\
)|(^|/)(binary-alpha|binary-arm|binary-[b-h]|binary-[j-r]|binary-[t-z]|Contents-[a-h]|Contents-[j-r]|Contents-[t-z]|disks-[a-h]|disks-[j-r]|disks-[t-z]|source)
# Don't delete own mirror log or any .notar files (incl in
subdirs)
delete_excl=(^|/)\.(mirror|notar)$
# Automatically delete local copies of files that the
# remote site has zapped
do_deletes=true
# increased timeout for slow sites
timeout=300
#####get_newer=false
max_delete_files=100%
package=debian-unstable
comment=Debian Linux Distribution - unstable
site=ftp.debian.org
remote_dir=/debian/dists/potato
local_dir+/potato
exclude_patt+|(^|/)(binary-[a-h]|binary-[j-r]|binary-[t-z]|disks-[a-h]|disks-i386/[1-9]|disks-[j-r]|disks-sparc/[1-9]|disks-[t-z]|source)
delete_excl+|(^|/)non-US
package=debian-unstable-non-US
comment=Debian Linux Distribution
site=nonus.debian.org
remote_dir=/debian-non-US/dists/potato/non-US
local_dir+/potato/non-US
...RickM...
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