Re: Mirroring local archives locally and remotley

Vastly quick answer (hopefully others can fill in details) but....

Arch's "1 true mirror" thing isn't really true.   That's just what
command line defaults encourage by making it easiest.  
Use -H liberally and you should have no trouble creating N+1
mirrors.    (Uh.... if you want consulting on the topic for a
reasonable rate...  oh, nevermind.  :-)

You won't get a single `tla' invocation to update multiple
mirrors but... um.... 3 lines of shell script and yadda yadda.

Regards,
-t



Alfred M. Szmidt wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Does anyone have any idea how I could achive mirror a local archive
> (~/{archives}/2004) locally (~/{mirrors}/[email protected]) and
> remotley (sftp://psilo.update.uu.se/home/ams/public_html/2004)?
> Basically get, tla archive-mirror [email protected] (or similar), to
> write a mirror to ~/{mirrors}/[email protected] _and_
> sftp://psilo.update.uu.se/home/ams/public_html/2004.
>
> Does tla even upport multiple mirrors like this? I couldn't find
> anything in the docs or on the wiki.
>
> Cheers.
>
>
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