On 07/19/2012 08:27 AM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Mark Haney writes: Pick your favorite mirror, and rsync its updates directly, to a flash drive, or something similar. Set enabled=0 in everything in /etc/yum.conf.d, then just copy one of the configs and point it to the mount point of the flash drive. Each time after you rsync the updates directory, mount the flash drive, and just run 'yum update'. If another machine on your wireless lan has internet connectivity, you can just rsync updates somewhere in /var/www/html on that machine, then point your config to this url, as the update source.
I was actually thinking along those lines, but wanted to see if there were other (or better) options that I wasn't aware of. Thanks for that.
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