Am Mi, den 11.08.2004 schrieb Justin Grote um 23:50: > URPMI has a graphical front end, called rpmdrake. It's in every Mandrake 10 > distribution. However, MNF doesn't include a graphical X server (for very real > security reasons), so urpmi is the way to go. Yes, you can use YUM if you want to > and are familiar with it, but urpmi is just as simple. Once set up using easy urpmi, > just set up a cron job that says: > > urpmi.update -a && urpmi --auto-select > > and the system will automatically update itself. > > The MNF was designed to be web-based, and the update mechanism is built into that. > Unfortunately, in the "community" (i.e. free as in beer) version the update is > disabled (this is not uncommon, SuSE does it with SLES). However, it is easily (at > least to me) hackable to use one of the public update mirrors out there. > You can also write a little script such as: ----------------------------------------------------- #!/bin/bash `/usr/sbin/urpmi.update updates` `/usr/sbin/urpmi --auto-select --auto | \ /bin/mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -s 'Updatestate'` ----------------------------------------------------- and run with cron. You get a little email with the state of your update ;-)
Dieter
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