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I've got cobbler instances on two networks. One is connected to the
internet, the other development network is not. Cobbler on the net-connected network is blissfully happy and syncs its repos daily. We can use FedUp while pointing at its repos (at least, I'm 90% sure we've done this) and setting up F20 and C6.5 clients is easy as pie. What I'd like to do is basically make a copy of /var/www/cobbler/repo_mirror and copy it to the dev network and "fake out" its cobbler instance to think that it has the latest repos as well. (a) Is this possible? (b) Do I need to do anything special with Cobbler after bringing the newest repo_mirror contents over to refresh it somehow? I know that running cobbler reposync would be a mistake.... (c) Short of finding a way to replicate mirrors.kernel.org's complete directory trees somewhere on my internal network just so Cobbler can see them, is there another way to accomplish this if my idea's a bust? Thanks! |
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