I have downloaded and installed UBCD 5.3.0 onto a USB.
Now here is my issue.
Every time the new UBCD minor version is published I would like to only download a few updated files
Since "wget -N <BASE_URL>" is capable of downloading only the newer files i would like to avoid downloading the big xxxMB ISO file.
Over time some files may be deleted from UBCD and to accomodate that maybe a script (script_to_delete_obsolete_files.sh) could be written to delete those files.
Using command line something like
And then for those who need the ISO file they can run the following script to build one using the ubcd2iso.sh script
In my opinion this will significantly reduce the bandwidth required to update the UBCD contents for everyone.
Now here is my issue.
Every time the new UBCD minor version is published I would like to only download a few updated files
Since "wget -N <BASE_URL>" is capable of downloading only the newer files i would like to avoid downloading the big xxxMB ISO file.
Over time some files may be deleted from UBCD and to accomodate that maybe a script (script_to_delete_obsolete_files.sh) could be written to delete those files.
Using command line something like
Code:
mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1
wget -N -P /media/sdb1 http://www.serverninjas.com/sn/ubcd_latest
/media/sdb1/<script_to_delete_obsolete_files.sh>
wget -N -P /media/sdb1 http://www.serverninjas.com/sn/ubcd_latest
/media/sdb1/<script_to_delete_obsolete_files.sh>
And then for those who need the ISO file they can run the following script to build one using the ubcd2iso.sh script
Code:
/media/sdb1/ubcd/tools/linux/ubcd2iso/ubcd2iso.sh /media/sdb1 /tmp/UBCD.iso
In my opinion this will significantly reduce the bandwidth required to update the UBCD contents for everyone.