Hello Kiran

That's how implemented the Oracle Unbreakable Linux into cobbler:

Based on the Oracle Document
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/linux/htdocs/yum-repository-setup.html
I made a localmirror in cobbler. To synchronize I adapted the rep_populate.sh 
script to the cobbler directory structure 
(REP_BASE=/var/www/cobbler/localmirror)

The directory structure looks as follows:
/var/www/cobbler/localmirror/EnterpriseLinux
`-- EL5
    |-- 4
    |   `-- patch
    |       `-- x86_64
    |-- addons
    |   |-- i386
    |   `-- x86_64
    |-- i386
    |   `-- addons
    |       `-- oracle
    |-- latest
    |   `-- x86_64
    |-- oracle
    |   |-- i386
    |   `-- x86_64
    `-- x86_64
        `-- addons
            `-- oracle

Then add the repos with the following options:
Name                           : el5_u4_x86_64_patch
Arch                           : x86_64
Breed                          : yum
Comment                        : Enterprise Linux 5 Update 4 patches
Createrepo Flags               : <<inherit>>
Environment Variables          : {}
Keep Updated                   : False
Mirror                         : 
http://ex10928.emmi.ch/cobbler/localmirror/EnterpriseLinux/EL5/4/patch/x86_64/
Mirror locally                 : False
Owners                         : ['admin']
Priority                       : 99
RPM List                       : []
Yum Options                    : {}

All you have to do then is to let the rep_populate.sh script run on a regular 
basis to keep your local OEL repos updated.

Hope this helps!

Best regards
Adrian

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Gesendet: Dienstag, 19. Januar 2010 17:49
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Betreff: importing Oracle Linux into Cobbler repo's

Hi,

I am looking at deploying Oracle Unbreable Linux using Cobbler. Has
anyone done this before? I am also trying to import the updates from
ULN (Unbreable Linux Network similar to RHN) into the repo, but i am
not sure on how to do this. any suggestions for this please?

Thanks,
Kiran
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