If you have a computer that stays on all the time, like a media server - take a look at apt-cacher.Originally Posted by Quest
Hi friend,
Yes it's in the Kali repo root@kali:~# apt-get install oclhashcat but that is still 508Mb to download every time for every installation. I much prefer to get it once and keep it, otherwise it never ends.
Speaking of. My Kali installation is now at 14Gb with all this. So this howto alone(including Kali updates) gets about 5Gb of archives if I'm not mistaken.
Good luck with the R&D
It stores stuff that is downloaded from a repo locally. This way, you don't have to download it from the repo each time as it will come from your local server. A lot easier and faster than trying to mirror the repo.
