Bonjour.
Avez-vous utilisé un des ces trois outils et lequel des trois conseilleriez vous pour gérer un petit nombre de machines en sid ayant le même source.list et le même preferences.
apt-proxy:
Description: Debian archive proxy and partial mirror builder
apt-proxy automatically builds a Debian HTTP mirror based
on requests which pass through the proxy. It's great for
multiple Debian machines on the same network with a slower
internet link.
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The archive is automatically kept up to date using http,
ftp or rsync. Cache cleaning of unused and old versions
is configurable. You can also import the contents of
your apt cache into the archive using apt-proxy-import.
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For more information, see the apt-proxy homepage at
http://apt-proxy.sourceforge.net
apt-cacher:
Description: caching proxy system for Debian package and source files
Apt-cacher performs caching of .deb and source packages which have been
downloaded by local users. It is most useful for local area networks with slow
internet uplink.
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When a package is requested, the cache checks whether it already has the
expected version, in which case it sends the package to the user immediately.
If not, it downloads the package while streaming it to the user at the same
time. A local copy is then kept for use by other users.
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Apt-cacher has been optimized for best utilization of network bandwith and
efficiency even on slow low-memory servers. Multiple ways of installation are
possible: as a stand-alone HTTP server, as a daemon executed by inetd or as a
CGI program. The client machines are configured by changing APT's proxy
configuration or modification of access URLs in sources.list.
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The package includes utilities to clean the cache (removing obsolete package
files), to generate usage reports and import existing package files.
Experimental features include a simple package checksum verification framework
and pre-fetching of new packages (upgrade candidates).
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Apt-cacher can be used as a replacement for apt-proxy, with no need to modify
clients' /etc/apt/sources.list files (and even reusing its config and cached
data), or as an alternative to approx.
approx:
Description: caching proxy server for Debian archive files
Approx is an HTTP-based Debian archive server.
It fetches packages from remote repositories on demand,
and caches them for local use.
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Approx saves time and network bandwidth if you need to install or
upgrade Debian software for a number of machines on a local network.
Each package is downloaded from a remote site only once,
regardless of how many local clients install it.
The approx cache typically requires a few gigabytes of disk space.
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Approx also simplifies the administration of client machines:
repository locations need only be changed in approx's configuration file,
not in every client's /etc/apt/sources.list file.
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Approx can be used as a replacement for apt-proxy,
with no need to modify clients' /etc/apt/sources.list files,
or as an alternative to apt-cacher.
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Approx is intended to be robust, simple, and efficient.
It is written in OCaml (Objective Caml).