On Sunday 03 April 2005 09:28, Duncan Anderson wrote:
> Robert Yu wrote:
> >Is it possible to save the packages downloaded from this site onto a
> >cache folder for later use?
>
> You can download the packages using ftp or something similar, and then,
> when they are all sitting in a directory, call up a root shell and go to
> the directory and type the following:
>
> genhdlist --dest `pwd`
>
> If you get errors, then type the following in order to ignore corrupted
> archives:
>
> genhdlist --nobadrpm --dest `pwd`
>
> Then, when it has completed, run Mandrake Control Centre and go to media
> manager and set up the directory as a source.
>
> It works for me. I just ignore the whining about checksums and click on
> "yes" and then the stuff installs straight from rpmdrake.
> "urpmi" should pick it up too, although I usually use the GUII tool for
> this one.
>
> cheers
> Duncan

If you run "urpmi" from the commandline, add the --no-clean flag, i.e.
"urpmi --no-clean packagename.rpm"

That way the installed rpm will stay in /var/cache/urpmi/rpms/
W.o. the no-clean flag they get deleated when the install script finishes.
-- 
Good luck,
HarM

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