Comment 29 for bug 651482
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(Get the code!)
(In reply to comment #32)
> As a quick test can you do:
>
> rm -rf /var/cache/yum (yum clean has problems with RHN)
> time yum update --downloadonly
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> ...that shouldn't have changed much between 3.2.8 and 3.2.17+, so feel free to
> only test the later one. This'll give us the data on how much is the
> downloading and how much is rpm.
> Can you also paste the total line, at the end of the download (this is
> probably fine on it's own if you have it from a previous run).
I'd propose something else. If you can provide me with a patched yum package that will do some more verbose logging and print timestamps at different stages I'll be glad to run the test again.
I have no data how much the download takes from a previous run and this data is not likely to be very correct. The environment used is a shared one and the server/network may be idle or overloaded depending on other machines in the environment. I can run multiple tests (e.g. 10) and get an average of the results if you want.