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Sometimes, I have to connect to the VPN of our client in order to download some dependencies from client's private server, which is in another country. But I found repox is still trying to read dependences from some repos in China first, which is slow at this case.
Is there any way to resolve it? I have an option (which is not best though):
Let repox check the response time of each server consistently, and try the fastest one for each request
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Thanks, I've read that, but the problem is I switch my network frequently (maybe more than 10 times a day, switch from non-vpn/my-own-vpn/client-vpn), that adjust the orders of them each time will be a hard work.
I see. Dynamiclly adjust repo priority is not very practical in my opinion. As for your case, maybe we can implement a multiple-profile strategy? You save each profile once, and every time you change your network profile, you can switch repo profile on repox web admin page by just click a button. I'll think about it.
Sometimes, I have to connect to the VPN of our client in order to download some dependencies from client's private server, which is in another country. But I found repox is still trying to read dependences from some repos in China first, which is slow at this case.
Is there any way to resolve it? I have an option (which is not best though):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: