Hi,

> Today, the story suggests to use mirror2swift[2], but I'm afraid this
> tool doesn't address the repodata creation, it only mirrors
> the rpm packages when available (and it doesn't work with elasticsearch
> http mirror where rpm files are not web listed).

Does it deserves an improvement of that tool then ?
repodata should be browsable so I think the tool could fetch them ?
Also could we add an option to specify directly the link to
the RPMs in the config file and by exception not rely on
the list ?

That's just ideas I haven't look into the details.

> Moreover we also discussed about using spacewalk[3] which seems a
> complete solution to manage our ci instances need.

My feeling is that we should let a SF operator setup and run by
himself this kind of tool. I don't see s strong need to integrate
that in SF. Furthermore I'm concern about the difficulty to integrate
it tightly (in term of configuration).

> Thus I wonder what to do now... From my understanding we need to rely on
> yum utils to properly download a repository locally, and then use
> createrepo to produces the required repodata. I'd like to finish the
> original proposal and adds the missing swift publication code.

So mirror2swift needs to be improve to handle that ? right ?
Should we refine the story ?

What's your feeling Christian ?

Cheers,
Fabien

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