Hi All, I have been using pulp for the last couple weeks and one the things I am trying to do is, to keep one centos 6 repository syncd daily from an upstream mirror (centos6_x86-64_latest) and periodically create copies of this repo (centos6_x86-64_20130409).
I can do that without any major issues and I can use the copied repository on any existing system. I am now trying to use the the copied repository or even the original synced repository as the install tree using cobbler, but I'm having some issues. Anaconda dies with this mesage: "SyntaxError: not well-formed (invalid token): line1, column 0" message whenever it reads the group.xml.gz file in the repodata directory If I create a new repo and copy only the distribution and rpms, anaconda fails obviously because it cannot find the group information. However, if I use the same upstream centos mirror directly, I can build the vms without any problems... One difference I noticed is that group.xml.gz doesn't exist in the upstream mirrors, instead they have comps.xml.gz, which I believe is the same content. Has anyone seen this happening before? Thanks, -- - Bruno
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