On Tue, 8 Mar 2011, Matty Sarro wrote:
Sadly with red hat you have the option of red hat, run
satellites, or bust. You could use the cent OS repository
bit you'd lose your support for the system.
ehh? This not correct. It is simple enough to use 'mrepo' to
'mirror' updates, then copy the same up some media to 'transit
the air gap', and then set up a local mirror that CAN be
reached by a machine NOT connected directly to an external
network.
Indeed, via setting up a mirror that CAN see the internet, and
having a second interface that does NOT ROUTE, one avoid the
'sneakernet' step
0.0.0.0 --- firewall --- mirror (non-routing)
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client that cannot 'see' the internet
We have used such a setup for 'builders' that need to see
sources, but should not be able to see the internet
-- Russ herrold
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