On 23.07.2015 [11:09:25 -0400], Danko Antolovic wrote: > I am evaluating Cobbler for potential use, rather than using it > actively, so my knowledge of it is superficial. Here is my question: > > As far as I can see, a repository can be made available to a target > machine (one that is being built) in two ways: > > - by mirroring the repo's contents locally, on the Cobbler server, > in which case the target gets the local repo URL in the ks file, and > accesses it over the local network, one which is used for netboot > and initial installation; > > - by not mirroring the repo, where the target receives the actual > (remote) URL of the repo in the ks file, and accesses it via a > network that faces the wider world. > > Is it possible to set things up so that the server proxies the repo > contents, i.e. the server talks to the Internet and passes the rpm's > to the target via the local network?
Uh, do you mean can you run squid on your cobbler server? Yes, you can. -Nish _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://lists.fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
