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I have one pacoloco docker container on my router/file server host that serves requests to half a dozen machines of various architectures on my LAN. I prefer to keep only the latest 2 copies of any given package for each arch. Of course I can run paccache -r -k2 via cron, systemd timer, etc. against each pacoloco per arch cache directory. But it would be more elegant if pacoloco handled this itself. Time-based purging or no purging is the only option currently, correct? How hard would it be to have pacoloco allow paccache style purge options on its own cache dirs instead?
Thanks.
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Recent convert to pacoloco here.
I have one pacoloco docker container on my router/file server host that serves requests to half a dozen machines of various architectures on my LAN. I prefer to keep only the latest 2 copies of any given package for each arch. Of course I can run paccache -r -k2 via cron, systemd timer, etc. against each pacoloco per arch cache directory. But it would be more elegant if pacoloco handled this itself. Time-based purging or no purging is the only option currently, correct? How hard would it be to have pacoloco allow paccache style purge options on its own cache dirs instead?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: