On Sun, 2002-12-01 at 07:43, Franki wrote:
> That leads to a couple of interesting questions...
>
>
> 1. I have two dozen mdk 9.0 boxes around town.. and I have set most of them
> up to use the same urpmi sources.
> But its a time consuming process to do so.. is there some config file or
> direc
What would be helpful in a case like this is to be able to do what PLF
did. (actually I got it from Ranger's site) but somehow a PLF CD was
created that you install from as if it was CD1 and it contains PLF's
rpms This gets moved into a new category called PLF (duh!) and then it
hands off to disc .
..
rgds
Frank
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What would be helpful in a
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I'll have to give some thought to this..
a shell script seems the most likely candidate...
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Frank,
No need for scripts, their is a directory you can copy across some of
the
