apt-mirror 3

apt-mirror Python reimplementation

apt-mirror2

apt-mirror2 is the Python/asyncio reimplementation of the apt-mirror developed as drop-in replacement for the latest.
This project should be suitable as general apt-mirror replacement.

Requirements

Python 3.10 is the minimum supported version.
For additional dependencies look to the pyproject.yml and/or requirements.txt.

Installation

Docker

Docker image is available in the Docker Hub under aptmirror/apt-mirror2 repository. You can try it using

docker run -it --rm aptmirror/apt-mirror2 --help

PyPi

PyPi package is available with the name apt-mirror:

pip install apt-mirror
apt-mirror --help

Build from source with virtualenv

It's possible to use apt-mirror2 from a virtualenv:

# Let's work in the home folder
cd

# Create virtualenv
virtualenv ~/venv/apt-mirror2
source ~/venv/apt-mirror2/bin/activate

# Clone apt-mirror2 source code
git clone https://gitlab.com/apt-mirror2/apt-mirror2
cd apt-mirror2

# Install requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Install apt-mirror2 into virtualenv
python setup.py install

apt-mirror --help

Usage

As the drop-in replacement for the apt-mirror this project supports same CLI syntax.

usage: apt-mirror [-h] [--version] [configfile]

positional arguments:
  configfile  Path to config file. Default /etc/apt/mirror.list

options:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --version   Show version

apt-mirror configuration compatibility

Most of apt-mirror configuration directives are supported.
As of now proxy for FTP repositories is not supported.

In addition there are some enhancements available:

• Repositories without MD5 hashsums are correctly mirrored
• Old index files are properly cleaned and don't produces errors in mirror processing
• Standard source.list [ arch=arch1,arch2 ] can be used to specify multiple repository architectures for mirroring.
• mirror_path URL PATH option may be used to specify PATH to use for saving mirror files instead of path that is generated from URL.
• Additional configuration is loaded from the *.list files in the directory named same as configfile with the .d suffix. Eg /etc/apt/mirror.list.d/*.list.
• Rate limit is enforced for overall download rate.
• Non-zero exit code is returned if some of required files were not downloaded due to network or server errors or no repositories were configured.
• HTTP user agent can be configured via user_agent configuration.
• Configuration variables are exposed to postmirror_script.
• by-hash list option can be used to control whether Acquire-By-Hash Release option should be respected or enforced.

License

GNU General Public License v3.0 or later