Ah ben elle y est la doc là. A voir si je ne m'en sors pas avec bokor, ou s'il y a trop à adapter.
Parce qu'en soit si xget permet de diffuser de pair à pair un dossier sans tracker ni client autre que lui même, ca pourrait etre la soluce bien plus simple, je remplace juste mon rsync par xget et zou
"The Bittorrent protocol was created for the purpose of
transferring multi-media files over the Internet. Due to
its scalable properties, it is also being used for trans-
ferring files over LANs. Bittorrent and XGet are quite
similar; they both create a peer-to-peer network and
generate an ad-hoc tree. Bittorrent usually requires at
least three items in order to transfer files: a torrent file,
the tracker, and the client. To use Bittorrent, one needs
to first create a metainfo file (or .torrent file) that in-
cludes: the tracker’s URL, file size, suggested file name,
and other data about the file(s) being shared [16]. Next,
a tracker needs to be started before any of the clients
can begin transferring data. The tracker is a lightweight
server that provides routing information to each of the
clients in the network. After the tracker is running, a
client with a completed version of the file(s) being served
needs to start. This client then "seeds" the file(s) for
the other clients. Once other clients have started, they
connect to the tracker, which redirects them to the ap-
propriate client to download from. The main differences
between Bittorrent and XGet are: XGet does not require
clients to load small files informing them of the files be-
ing transferred, and Bittorrent clients receive portions
of files from many clients, rather than being assigned to
a single secondary server as in XGet."
Ca me semble même plus adapté que bittorrent... je test ca demain
[^] # Re: apt et xget
Posté par eoli3n . En réponse au message Deploiement et maintenance de parc via bittorrent. Évalué à 1. Dernière modification le 28 janvier 2016 à 22:39.
Ah ben elle y est la doc là. A voir si je ne m'en sors pas avec bokor, ou s'il y a trop à adapter.
Parce qu'en soit si xget permet de diffuser de pair à pair un dossier sans tracker ni client autre que lui même, ca pourrait etre la soluce bien plus simple, je remplace juste mon rsync par xget et zou
"The Bittorrent protocol was created for the purpose of
transferring multi-media files over the Internet. Due to
its scalable properties, it is also being used for trans-
ferring files over LANs. Bittorrent and XGet are quite
similar; they both create a peer-to-peer network and
generate an ad-hoc tree. Bittorrent usually requires at
least three items in order to transfer files: a torrent file,
the tracker, and the client. To use Bittorrent, one needs
to first create a metainfo file (or .torrent file) that in-
cludes: the tracker’s URL, file size, suggested file name,
and other data about the file(s) being shared [16]. Next,
a tracker needs to be started before any of the clients
can begin transferring data. The tracker is a lightweight
server that provides routing information to each of the
clients in the network. After the tracker is running, a
client with a completed version of the file(s) being served
needs to start. This client then "seeds" the file(s) for
the other clients. Once other clients have started, they
connect to the tracker, which redirects them to the ap-
propriate client to download from. The main differences
between Bittorrent and XGet are: XGet does not require
clients to load small files informing them of the files be-
ing transferred, and Bittorrent clients receive portions
of files from many clients, rather than being assigned to
a single secondary server as in XGet."
Ca me semble même plus adapté que bittorrent... je test ca demain