On 02/06/2014 02:49 PM, olli hauer wrote:
Since I'm running also a internal mirror the first thing I do is to
disable all external repos with by extending the site conf with 'enabled=0'.
The second is to install a conf file pointing to my mirror and and using
explicit release ver.
I took a slightly different route. I added a reposdir= directive in
/etc/yum.conf that points to repo files that define my local mirrors.
That leaves all the normal repo files in /etc/yum.repos.d intact in case
I ever have problems with my local mirrors I can comment out that one
line in yum.conf and still get updates from the external repos. Don't
have to edit each repo file.
This also let me use an NFS share to hold my local repo file so all my
systems use that one file. If I ever need to exclude a specific package
from a repo I change that file on NFS and all of my systems see the
change. I do have separate directories on that NFS share so can add
repos to specific systems per user requests for a few things like
google-chrome, google-earth and Dell repos for Dell hardware.
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