2010-11-24 22:31:48 |
Stefan Nagy |
bug |
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added bug |
2010-12-04 16:06:58 |
Stefan Nagy |
description |
Apt-P2P (http://www.camrdale.org/apt-p2p/) acts as a proxy between apt requests and a repository server, downloading any requested files from peers (if possible), but falling back to a direct HTTP download. As stated in Ubuntu Brainstorm Idea #26532 (http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/26532/) a decentralized software distribution concept could reduce the community's dependency on expensive server infrastructure. The question is: How is it possible to faciliate the usage of Apt-P2P?
Feature Request:
An Peer-to-Peer tab should be added to the 'software sources'-window of Synaptic. There could be a button to active P2P networking (which would mean to install the apt-p2p package) and a list of all software sources (this could look like the software sources list in the 'other software'-tab) where the user could activate/deactivate every single source for apt-p2p. If no source is activated, the apt-p2p daemon could be deactivated (in /etc/default/apt-p2p).
Additionally there could be a 'options'-button & -window where users can set the most important apt-p2p options (like the upload limit, see /etc/apt-p2p/apt-p2p.conf). |
Rationale:
As stated in Ubuntu Brainstorm Idea #26532 (http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/26532/) a decentralized software distribution concept could reduce the community's dependency on expensive server infrastructure. Apt-P2P (http://www.camrdale.org/apt-p2p/) acts as a proxy between apt requests and a repository server, downloading any requested files from peers (if possible), but falling back to a direct HTTP download. The question is: How is it possible to faciliate the usage of Apt-P2P?
Feature Request:
A Peer-to-Peer tab should be added to the 'software sources'-window of Synaptic, including a button to active P2P networking (which could mean to install the apt-p2p package) and a list of all software sources listed in sources.list (which could look like the software sources list in the 'other software'-tab) where the user could activate/deactivate every single source for apt-p2p. If no source would be activated, the apt-p2p daemon could be deactivated (there's a option in /etc/default/apt-p2p).
Additionally there could be an 'options'-button & -subwindow where users can set the most important apt-p2p options (like the upload limit etc., see /etc/apt-p2p/apt-p2p.conf). |
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2010-12-04 16:20:12 |
Shirty |
synaptic: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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2010-12-10 15:36:19 |
Stefan Nagy |
bug task added |
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software-center (Ubuntu) |
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2010-12-10 15:37:07 |
Stefan Nagy |
description |
Rationale:
As stated in Ubuntu Brainstorm Idea #26532 (http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/26532/) a decentralized software distribution concept could reduce the community's dependency on expensive server infrastructure. Apt-P2P (http://www.camrdale.org/apt-p2p/) acts as a proxy between apt requests and a repository server, downloading any requested files from peers (if possible), but falling back to a direct HTTP download. The question is: How is it possible to faciliate the usage of Apt-P2P?
Feature Request:
A Peer-to-Peer tab should be added to the 'software sources'-window of Synaptic, including a button to active P2P networking (which could mean to install the apt-p2p package) and a list of all software sources listed in sources.list (which could look like the software sources list in the 'other software'-tab) where the user could activate/deactivate every single source for apt-p2p. If no source would be activated, the apt-p2p daemon could be deactivated (there's a option in /etc/default/apt-p2p).
Additionally there could be an 'options'-button & -subwindow where users can set the most important apt-p2p options (like the upload limit etc., see /etc/apt-p2p/apt-p2p.conf). |
Rationale:
As stated in Ubuntu Brainstorm Idea #26532 (http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/26532/) a decentralized software distribution concept could reduce the community's dependency on expensive server infrastructure. Apt-P2P (http://www.camrdale.org/apt-p2p/) acts as a proxy between apt requests and a repository server, downloading any requested files from peers (if possible), but falling back to a direct HTTP download. The question is: How is it possible to faciliate the usage of Apt-P2P?
Feature Request:
A Peer-to-Peer tab should be added to the 'software sources'-window of Synaptic and/or Ubuntu Software Center, including a button to active P2P networking (which could mean to install the apt-p2p package) and a list of all software sources listed in sources.list (which could look like the software sources list in the 'other software'-tab) where the user could activate/deactivate every single source for apt-p2p. If no source would be activated, the apt-p2p daemon could be deactivated (there's a option in /etc/default/apt-p2p).
Additionally there could be an 'options'-button & -subwindow where users can set the most important apt-p2p options (like the upload limit etc., see /etc/apt-p2p/apt-p2p.conf).
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2010-12-13 19:45:47 |
Kiwinote |
affects |
software-center (Ubuntu) |
software-properties (Ubuntu) |
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2010-12-13 19:45:56 |
Kiwinote |
synaptic: status |
Confirmed |
Invalid |
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2010-12-13 20:25:09 |
Stefan Nagy |
description |
Rationale:
As stated in Ubuntu Brainstorm Idea #26532 (http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/26532/) a decentralized software distribution concept could reduce the community's dependency on expensive server infrastructure. Apt-P2P (http://www.camrdale.org/apt-p2p/) acts as a proxy between apt requests and a repository server, downloading any requested files from peers (if possible), but falling back to a direct HTTP download. The question is: How is it possible to faciliate the usage of Apt-P2P?
Feature Request:
A Peer-to-Peer tab should be added to the 'software sources'-window of Synaptic and/or Ubuntu Software Center, including a button to active P2P networking (which could mean to install the apt-p2p package) and a list of all software sources listed in sources.list (which could look like the software sources list in the 'other software'-tab) where the user could activate/deactivate every single source for apt-p2p. If no source would be activated, the apt-p2p daemon could be deactivated (there's a option in /etc/default/apt-p2p).
Additionally there could be an 'options'-button & -subwindow where users can set the most important apt-p2p options (like the upload limit etc., see /etc/apt-p2p/apt-p2p.conf).
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Rationale:
As stated in Ubuntu Brainstorm Idea #26532 (http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/26532/) a decentralized software distribution concept could reduce the community's dependency on expensive server infrastructure. Apt-P2P (http://www.camrdale.org/apt-p2p/) acts as a proxy between apt requests and a repository server, downloading any requested files from peers (if possible), but falling back to a direct HTTP download. The question is: How is it possible to faciliate the usage of Apt-P2P?
Feature Request:
A Peer-to-Peer tab should be added to software-properties (the 'software sources'-window of Synaptic and Ubuntu Software Center), including a button to activate P2P networking (which could mean to install the apt-p2p package) and a list of all software sources listed in sources.list (which could look like the software sources list in the 'other software'-tab) where the user could activate/deactivate every single source for apt-p2p. If no source would be activated, the apt-p2p daemon could be deactivated (there's a option in /etc/default/apt-p2p).
Additionally there could be an 'options'-button & -subwindow where users can set the most important apt-p2p options (like the upload limit etc., see /etc/apt-p2p/apt-p2p.conf).
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2012-02-12 02:13:57 |
Robert Roth |
software-properties (Ubuntu): importance |
Undecided |
Wishlist |
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2012-07-22 19:49:23 |
Matthew Paul Thomas |
marked as duplicate |
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533416 |
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