Not that bad, as far as I can tell.Wouldn't that mean that you gotta have a ton of storage space for the proxy cache?
Using Apache as a caching proxy, for the sole purpose of caching freebsd-update(8):
Code:
# du -sh /var/cache/freebsd-update/
1.3G /var/cache/freebsd-update/
It's been a while since I did a major version upgrade using this cache. I did do a round of patch updates recently. This cache was set up several major and minor version upgrades ago and I never bothered to check how much it actually uses. Things may have timed out eventually, I do have htcacheclean(8) running.
Code:
htcacheclean_cache="/var/cache/freebsd-update/"
htcacheclean_enable="YES"