> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://anaconda.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# anaconda repo mirror

## Usage

```bash theme={null}
anaconda repo mirror [OPTIONS]
```

## Description

Manages Anaconda repository mirrors. You can create, update, delete, stop, or restart a mirror. You can also list mirrors, show mirror properties, and check the sync state of a mirror. A mirror copies packages from a source channel into one of your channels. You can configure the mirror mode (`passive` or `active`), the mirror type (`conda`, `python_simple`, or `CRAN`), and an optional cron schedule and proxy.

## Options

Option

Default

Description

`-c, --channel <CHANNEL>`

Channel to mirror to

`--create <NAME>`

Create a new mirror

`--update <NAME>`

Update an existing mirror

`--delete <NAME>`

Delete a mirror

`--stop <NAME>`

Stop a mirror

`--restart <NAME>`

Restart a mirror

`--list, -l`

List all mirrors

`--show <NAME> [PROP ...]`

Show mirror properties: `id`, `name`, `source`, `type`, `mode`, `state`, `proxy`, `cron`, `last_run_at`, `created_at`, `updated_at`

`--list-all`

List all mirrors

`--sync-state <NAME>`

Show sync state of a mirror by name

`-s, --source <URL>`

Source channel URL (for example, `https://conda.anaconda.org/conda-test`)

`-n, --name <NAME>`

Mirror name

`--mode <MODE>`

`passive`

Mirror mode: `passive` (files on demand) or `active` (download all)

`--type <TYPE>`

Mirror type: `conda`, `python_simple`, or `CRAN`

`--cron <CRON>`

Cron string for mirror job schedule

`--proxy <URL>`

Proxy URL for mirroring

`--policy-id <ID>`

Policy ID to apply to the mirror

`--use-channel-policy <BOOL>`

Set to `True` to apply the policy connected to the channel. When `False`, provide `--policy-id`.

`--run_now`

Run the mirror job immediately instead of waiting for the cron schedule

`-h, --help`

Show full help including filter options

## Filter options

Filters narrow the set of packages mirrored from the source channel. Some filters are specific to an artifact family.

Option

Default

Description

`--subdirs <LIST>`

\[conda] Comma-separated conda subdirs to mirror (for example, `linux-64,osx-64,noarch`)

`--projects <LIST>`

\[python] Comma-separated PyPI projects to mirror

`--licenses <LIST>`

Comma-separated licenses to include. Prepend `-` to exclude (for example, `mit,bsd,-gpl3`). Values: `agpl`, `gpl2`, `gpl3`, `lgpl`, `bsd`, `mit`, `apache`, `psf`, `public_domain`, `proprietary`, `other`, `none`

`--only_spec <SPEC>`

MatchSpec to include exclusively. Can be repeated for multiple entries.

`--exclude_spec <SPEC>`

MatchSpec to exclude. Can be repeated for multiple entries.

`--include_spec <SPEC>`

MatchSpec to include. Can be repeated for multiple entries.

`--cve_score <SCORE>`

Only mirror files with CVE score less than or equal to this value (for example, `9.5`)

`--exclude_uncurated_cve_packages`

Exclude packages with uncurated CVEs from mirroring

`--only_signed [BOOL]`

`False`

Only mirror signed packages

`--date_from <DATE>`

\[conda] Only mirror packages published on or after this date (YYYY-mm-dd)

`--date_to <DATE>`

\[conda] Only mirror packages published on or before this date (YYYY-mm-dd)

## Examples

**List mirrors**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda repo mirror --list
```

**Create a passive conda mirror**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda repo mirror --channel my-channel --create my-mirror --source https://repo.example.com/example-source-channel
```

**Show mirror properties**

```bash theme={null}
anaconda repo mirror --show my-mirror
```