Hi all, I have created a script which generates an archive containg filelists of every pacakge in our repos. This makes it possible to show a list of files on the webpage or implement some tool to search for a package by giving a filename. I have set up a cronjob (see createFileList in my home dir) for doing this once per day. It is implemented somehow incremental, so serverload is quite low. At the moment I save the output at http://dev.archlinux.org/~pierre/test-repo/. What do you think about moving those files to /home/ftp and make them available on every mirror? Filesize is not a real problem; even with using gz instead of bz2: 208K ./core/os/i686 208K ./core/os/x86_64 420K ./core/os 424K ./core 3,0M ./extra/os/i686 3,0M ./extra/os/x86_64 5,9M ./extra/os 5,9M ./extra 120K ./unstable/os/i686 116K ./unstable/os/x86_64 240K ./unstable/os 244K ./unstable 188K ./testing/os/i686 168K ./testing/os/x86_64 360K ./testing/os 364K ./testing 2,5M ./community/os/i686 2,5M ./community/os/x86_64 4,9M ./community/os 4,9M ./community 12M The file format is the same as the one used for the repo-db files for pacman. Currently I use this data to feed my webbased package browser, but make those files available to the public some users might implement some cool command line tools etc.. Pierre