>> If you are still trying to understand what to do or how something works, >> ask a question along those lines, and we'll answer it. >> > > On the "how something works" front: > I see value in supporting the following: > # cobbler distro add --kernel=http://path/to/vmlinuz > --initrd=http://path/to/initrd.img --name=foo > > This command would copy vmlinuz and initrd.img in the correct places > under /tftpboot making them available for PXE booting. > It would allow people to use machines on the Internet (via http) > instead of being forced to copy things locally (via NFS or other > means). Have you ever tried to NFS mount something from a remote > machine on the Internet? Doesn't work. > > ON the "what to do" front: > I currently have this issue at work, where our distros (vmlinuz & > initrd.img) are available via http but they are not available via NFS > (and will never be). > >
so just wget them yourself to the cobbler server and use the paths from there - i dont see what the issue is? _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
