建立Gitlab的本地Mirror

These directions will walk you through using the open source tool apt-mirror to mirror your APT repository.

1. Install apt-mirror:
   

   sudo apt-get install apt-mirror

      

2. Create a directory for your mirror:
   

   mkdir /path/to/repo-mirror

      

3. Determine which version of Ubuntu or Debian you'd like to mirror. You'll need to add this to your apt-mirror config in the next step.
   

4. Modify the apt-mirror config, using your favorite editor:
   

   sudo nano /etc/apt/mirror.list

        The default /etc/apt/mirror.list configuration is split into two sections. The top section includes global configuration values. Set base_path to the directory you created above:      

   set base_path /path/to/repo-mirrorset nthreads 5
   set _tilde 0

        The bottom section of /etc/apt/mirror.list contains a list of repositories to mirror. Use the example below, taking care to replace ubuntu and trusty with your Linux distribution and version:
        

   deb https://packages.gitlab.com/gitlab/gitlab-ce/ubuntu/ trusty main
   deb-src https://packages.gitlab.com/gitlab/gitlab-ce/ubuntu/ trusty main

        

5. Run apt-mirror to generate the mirror.
   

   sudo apt-mirror

        

6. Your APT repository mirror is ready to use.