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After you install Alpine, you may be wondering how do I figure out the fastest mirror again? | After you install Alpine, you may be wondering how do I figure out the fastest mirror again? | ||
You could run <code>/sbin/setup-apkrepos</code> again. | |||
The following script shows the closest mirror for a single ping, which might not be accurate: | |||
{{Cat|/home/user/fastestmirror|<nowiki> | {{Cat|/home/user/fastestmirror|<nowiki> | ||
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echo -e $data | sort | echo -e $data | sort | ||
</nowiki>}} | </nowiki>}} | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[How to setup a Alpine Linux mirror]] | |||
[[Category:Package Manager]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:45, 7 July 2024
After you install Alpine, you may be wondering how do I figure out the fastest mirror again?
You could run /sbin/setup-apkrepos again.
The following script shows the closest mirror for a single ping, which might not be accurate:
Contents of /home/user/fastestmirror
data=""
for s in $(wget -qO- http://rsync.alpinelinux.org/alpine/MIRRORS.txt); do
t=$(time -f "%E" wget -q $s/MIRRORS.txt -O /dev/null 2>&1)
echo "$s was $t"
data="$data$t $s\n"
done
echo "===RESULTS==="
echo -e $data | sort