> - Use' up2date -d' on one computer to download RPMs without installing > them and copy these into our yum repositories. Unfortunately, we'd end up > with only the packages that particular system needed and I'd like our > repositories to be complete. > > or > > - Manually download each new package from rhn.redhat.com, or possibly > write a script to extract package names from the errata lists and fetch > the appropriate files. I'm pretty sure this is a way to request the packages available via the xmlrpc interface to rhn. You should ask your sales rep about this. I know it's not something they object to. -sv
