Re: Yum on several machines

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Hi

I have never done something like this, but i was thinking about this
issue too. I came up with the idea using a proxy server like squid which
is caching the downloaded rpm's and rpm headers. I have never tried it
to be honest, but this would probably work, what do you think? On this
way, you don't have to set up a local mirror, only the packages which
are really needed will be downloaded and cached.

What do you think?

Cheers, Juerg

Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Dave Burns wrote:
>
>   
>> There might be a more elegant way to check whether the cache was
>> complete (yum checkupdate piped into... ?) before trying to update. Or
>> just have the master constantly updating and have all the rpms. At
>> which point you might as well make it a local mirror?
>>     
>
> Thanks for the suggestions, which I'll certainly look at.
>
> But it surprises me there is no standard way of doing this.
> It must be a fairly standard need nowadays.
>
>
>   

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