On 11/21/2004 02:45:57 PM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
But what I would really like to do is _save_ rpms
when I run "yum update" (or something similar) on my desktop,
with the idea that when I run yum update on other machines on my home
LAN
it will look first in the destop repository.
Is that possible?
Since different machine can different software, the best way to do what
you want is to mirror the repositories nightly, and then point all the
machines on your lan to your mirror.
I use lftp from the crontab to mirror.
IE
lftp -e 'mirror -e && exit' http://some/repo/to/mirror
That gets run for the repos I use nightly, and is served to my lan via
ftp - but http or nfs would work equally well.
That way all the packages are local, and all are available so that
machines of different configurations can have the updates they might
need readily available.