Any reason to have apt-cacher running on a single machine?

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Post #321,961 by drook 2/24/10 9:29:44 AM Reply	Any reason to have apt-cacher running on a single machine? For some reason it's churning away at 50% cpu, and I've only got this one machine on my local. I may have installed it when I was using the laptop regularly. Should I remove it, or is there a way to just disable it? -- Drew
Post #321,968 by folkert 2/24/10 11:36:05 AM Reply	Nope. If you only have one machine doing it and you are not using IT to service other machines... then no.

Any reason to have apt-cacher running on a single machine? - (drook) - (1) - Feb. 24, 2010, 09:29:44 AM EST

Nope. - (folkert) - Feb. 24, 2010, 11:36:05 AM EST

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