How to download Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)'s repository?
There are some mirroring tools available, debmirror is one of them (apt-get install debmirror
).
The following script (basically one command) hopefully works. The full release is quite many gigabytes, so I didn't test this thoroughly.
#!/bin/sh
debmirror -v --timeout=300 \
--cleanup --host=old-releases.ubuntu.com \
--root=ubuntu --method=http --diff=none \
--getcontents --no-check-gpg \
--no-source \
--di-dist=lucid --di-arch=i386,amd64 \
--section=main,restricted,universe,multiverse,main/debian-installer \
--dist=lucid,lucid-updates,lucid-security \
--arch=i386,amd64 /mirror/lucid
Comments
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ooxi over 1 year
Since Lucid's packages where moved from
archive.ubuntu.com
toold-releases.ubuntu.com
I'm a bit worried about availability of the repository and want to provide a full local mirror.Are you aware of a way to download the whole Ubuntu package repository (lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-security and lucid-updates) other than
wget -r
? I cannot connect with rsync or ftp toold-releases.ubuntu.com
.Edit: This question is not a duplicate of How to create a local APT repository? since the question is about how to mirror from
old-releases.ubuntu.com
without knowing which packages to mirror (otherwise I could have simply usedapt-proxy
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tlhIngan almost 8 yearsAre you trying to maintain very old equipment that can't upgrade to 12.04?
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ooxi almost 8 years@tlhIngan I have to maintain an automatic provisioning of a virtual machine based on Ubuntu 10.04. I know that we have to update to a current version of Ubuntu but that's not the task I'm assigned to :(
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Sledge Hammer almost 8 yearsYou can try making a local mirror of the repos as described in any of the answers in this topic - askubuntu.com/questions/170348/…
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Knud Larsen almost 8 yearsThe Ubuntu archive stays "forever" . The
/etc/apt/sources.list
must be replaced with drive.google.com/file/d/0B7S255p3kFXNalBaUFo0Q0VUY3c/… → → Rename tosources.list
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ooxi almost 8 years@KnudLarsen I know how to use
old-releaes.ubuntu.com
as package repository, but that doesn't solve the question of how to ensure it stays forever. There are many cloud services long gone which where promised to stay forever. And sinceold-releases.ubuntu.com
is not mirrored likearchive.ubuntu.com
I'm worried even more.
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