David Timms wrote:
Gerd Bitzer wrote: Note the _relative_ above. The repodata stores the position of files relative to folder you run createrepo on. I don't think controlling the-o output dir can help; it just lets you put the same information in a different place - at which point the paths are incorrect.My repo is under '/etc/yum.repos.d/rhel4' Meanwhile I have created a symlink from '/etc/yum.repos.d/rhel4/RPMS' pointing to '/mnt/rhel4/RedHat/repodata/RPMS/', and have created new metadata with 'createrepo -p -v -o ./rhel4/ ./rhel4/RPMS/' being inSo: createrepo -p -v ./rhel4/
Hi David,createrepo -p -v ./rhel4/ wouldn't work as createrepo will ignore ./rhel4/RPMS, which is a symlinked dir. Seems that createrepo can process file symlinks just fine, but it ignores directory symlinks.
Regards, Fajar
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