Olivia Nelson kirjoitti 22.4.2018 klo 17.40: > Hi there > > I'm trying to create a partial mirror of vault.centos.org, aka > http://vault.centos.org/5.11 > > Since I only need the binary RPMS, does anyone know how much disk > space is required to save the whole folder? I'm sure you are already aware that CentOS 5 went EOL a year ago, and stopped receiving any updates at that point. Therefore using CentOS 5 for anything is a security risk. That said, I made a copy of the 5.11 files before they vanished from mirror.centos.org (for no particular reason apart from preserving history, I haven't had a CentOS 5 system anywhere for years), and here are some disk usage stats: $ du -sh */i386 32K addons/i386 1.5G centosplus/i386 32K contrib/i386 32K cr/i386 129M extras/i386 32K fasttrack/i386 9.1G isos/i386 4.6G os/i386 8.4G updates/i386 $ du -sh */x86_64 32K addons/x86_64 1.1G centosplus/x86_64 32K contrib/x86_64 32K cr/x86_64 140M extras/x86_64 32K fasttrack/x86_64 11G isos/x86_64 5.3G os/x86_64 11G updates/x86_64 $ du -sh 5.11 50G 5.11 If you use rsync to get the files, using the -H flag (preserve hard links) saves a few bits because some files in i386 and x86_64 are the same. Some rsync servers for vault are listed on http://vault.centos.org/notonvault.html