dnf via squid caching proxy - does it work for you?

[lejeczek]

hi there people,

I wonder do you squid proxy and dnf via it?
I cannot get it to work, even with baseurl insteadof 
metalinks, it's sosloww! and 99% of the time fails to get to 
repositories.

thanks, L.

[Sam Varshavchik]

lejeczek writes:

>  hi there people,
>
>  I wonder do you squid proxy and dnf via it?
>  I cannot get it to work, even with baseurl insteadof metalinks, it's  
>  sosloww! and 99% of the time fails to get to repositories. 
If your goal is simply to avoid having all your local hosts re-downloading  
the same set of updates, it's pretty simple to have daily rsync of the  
updates repo, and point all your hosts to it.

[lejeczek]

On 16/11/17 00:45, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>  lejeczek writes:
>
> > hi there people,
> >
> > I wonder do you squid proxy and dnf via it?
> > I cannot get it to work, even with baseurl insteadof 
> > metalinks, it's sosloww! and 99% of the time fails to get 
> > to repositories.
>
>  If your goal is simply to avoid having all your local 
>  hosts re-downloading the same set of updates, it's pretty 
>  simple to have daily rsync of the updates repo, and point 
>  all your hosts to it.  
I thought, still think, the easiest would be to use squid 
which is already caching other things for my local net.
I thought metalink/mirrorlist might be difficult for squid, 
might defeat the squid, so I tried baseurl instead but it 
still does not work and I wonder - is it dnf programming or 
Fedora repo/infrustructre as a whole which is constructed is 
such a way that a caching proxy cannot be used.

[Tim]

Allegedly, on or about 15 November 2017, lejeczek sent:
>  hi there people,
>  
>  I wonder do you squid proxy and dnf via it?
>  I cannot get it to work, even with baseurl insteadof 
>  metalinks, it's sosloww! and 99% of the time fails to get to 
>  repositories. 
Hello person,

You haven't said what you've actually done.  Show your config file.

I haven't done that kind of thing in a long time, so I'm not up to
speed with what's required.  But this is the first thing Google threw
up:

https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-use-dnf-command-with-a-proxy-server-...

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