Use the following Script to rsync the Ubuntu repository locally for internal use.
#/bin/bash
fatal() {
echo "$1"
exit 1
}
warn() {
echo "$1"
}
# Find a source mirror near you which supports rsync on
# rsync://<iso-country-code>.rsync.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu should always work
#RSYNCSOURCE=rsync://archive.ubuntu.mirror.isp.com/ubuntu
#RSYNCSOURCE=rsync://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu
RSYNCSOURCE=rsync://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
#RSYNCSOURCE=rsync://mirror.pnl.gov/ubuntu/
#RSYNCSOURCE=rsync://ubuntu.osuosl.org/ubuntu/
# Define where you want the mirror-data to be on your mirror
BASEDIR=
#BASEDIR=/var/www/html/repo/ubuntu-08-06-2015/
#BASEDIR=/var/www/html/repo/ubuntu-04-27-2015/
if [ ! -d ${BASEDIR} ]; then
warn "${BASEDIR} does not exist yet, trying to create it..."
mkdir -pv ${BASEDIR} || fatal "Creation of ${BASEDIR} failed."
fi
rsync --progress -v --recursive --times --links --hard-links --stats --exclude "Packages*" --exclude "Sources*" --exclude "Release*" ${RSYNCSOURCE} ${BASEDIR} || fatal "First stage of sync failed."
rsync --progress -v --recursive --times --links --hard-links --stats --delete --delete-after ${RSYNCSOURCE} ${BASEDIR} || fatal "Second stage of sync failed."
date -u > ${BASEDIR}/project/trace/$(hostname -f)
~
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