How to Use

1. Rename 'sources.list':

sudo mv /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.offical

1. Store Different Mirrors:

   • You can store different mirror configurations in files named /etc/apt/sources.offical.<something>, where <something> is a descriptive name for the mirror. For example:
     • /etc/apt/sources.offical.us
     • /etc/apt/sources.offical.eu
     • /etc/apt/sources.offical.asia

2. Create a Symbolic Link for mirror.py:

   • To make mirror.py executable from anywhere, you can create a symbolic link to it in a directory that is included in your PATH. A common choice is /usr/local/bin.

   • First, ensure that mirror.py has executable permissions:

     chmod +x /path/to/mirror.py

   • Then, create the symbolic link:

     sudo ln -s /path/to/mirror.py /usr/local/bin/mirr

   • Verify the symbolic link:

     ls -l /usr/local/bin/mirror

     The output should look like this:

     lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Sep 26 20:05 /usr/local/bin/mirror -> /path/to/mirror.py

3. Test the Script:

   • You can now run the mirror command from anywhere to execute mirror.py:

     sudo mirr