There isn't anything native. You can do virtual directories within IIS but not programmatically (again, natively) so it would be a hassle.
I'll just plan on putting up a centos box (using some spare parts from my girlie robot) and host the mirror that way. This only means it will be a few weeks before I come online... no big deal.
-- Ty R. Mote Assistant Director of Technology Krum Independent School District http://www.krumisd.net 940/482-6000x283 ty.mote@krumisd.net
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From: centos-mirror-bounces@centos.org on behalf of Zenon Panoussis Sent: Sat 2006-09-16 01:06 To: Mailing list for CentOS mirrors. Subject: Re: [CentOS-mirror] Rsync on Windows & Mirroring Best Practices
Karanbir Singh wrote:
but the symlinks is worrying - your mirror will effectively be non usable, unless the $releasever/ matching symlinks work and are moved around in sync with the centos msync network.
I am open to suggestions from people on how we might be able to work around this, nothing obvious comes to my mind. except that the entire latest version tree be also copied under the $releasever/ tree. effectively doubling the entire mirror size.
Does IIS have something like apache's Alias directive? If so, filesystem symlinking could be translated to webserver aliasing, same thing done in a different way.
Z
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