Yes, it is an internal mirror, and yes we use eclipseFullMirror…
we wanted the web pages themselves, as well as the plugins, etc., to be
internal, and using FullMirror was the only way to get that. We had some
errors on the internal mirror (due to missing pieces) when we tried going with
just Mirror.
Thanks – I will copy some of the extra patterns you have given
below.
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[mailto:eclipse-mirrors-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Eclipse
Webmaster (Denis Roy)
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 10:23
To: eclipse-mirrors@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [eclipse-mirrors] Limiting the amount mirrored
Jim,
Can you confirm if you're using the eclipseMirror or eclipseFullMirror
stanza? If memory serves me correctly, you are hosting an internal
mirror, and when it was set up many moons ago you told us you wanted
everything, which would qualify for using our restricted, but complete
eclipseFullMirror.
On the other hand, eclipseMirror already has an exclusion list to filter out
all the nightly builds we can think of. Currently it is this, but we
update it as we discover new stuff:
exclude = drops/I* drops/N* drops/M* *.jpg *.gif callisto/staging/
callisto/testUpdates/ eclipse/testUpdates/ eclipse/updates/3.2milestones
dev/TPTP* tools/cdt/builds/* modeling/gmf/downloads/drops/B* *drops/*/N*
*drops/*/I* linuxtools/N* nightly /webtools/downloads/drops/*/M*
/releases/staging /tools/orbit/committers
Feel free to keep using eclipseFullMirror and tweak your exclude list, or
switch over to using eclipseMirror.
Denis
On 11/18/2009 03:10 PM, Jim Cooper wrote:
For various reasons, we want to mirror the ENTIRE Eclipse repo, EXCEPT for nightly builds.
In working things out a year or so ago, we came up with this command (in our local copy of eclipse.org-rsync.sh):
RSYNC="/usr/bin/rsync --delete-excluded --exclude=drops/N* --exclude=drops/I* "
However, not all Eclipse projects have been following the 'standard' naming scheme. I recently had to change the command to the following:
RSYNC="/usr/bin/rsync --delete-excluded --exclude=drops/N* --exclude=drops/I* --exclude=nightly/* --exclude=drops/\d+.\d+.\d+/N* "
which appears to avoid _most_ nightly build stuff.
Thought it was time to share this, in case anyone else has similar requirements... and maybe other patterns which do a better job. I may not have these patterns correct, etc., though they seem to be working alright.
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