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Better is doing it in a chroot, to not beak your sytem.

To do this, use the chrooted-install provides by rpm-rebuilder.

Often cooker work fine, but an error is easy to make on playing with rpms 
files ;)

Le Vendredi 14 Juin 2002 20:25, Todd Lyons a �crit :
> aleX Kiausch wrote on Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 10:22:40PM +0200 :
> > Can anybody tell me how to update the cooker via internet (without
> > installing everytime new) can I use SoftDrake or urpmi?
>
> 1) Make a script to synchronize with a Cooker public mirror using
> something like rsync or wget and put it someplace where you have lots of
> free space.  Maybe some directory like /work where /work is a 20 Gig
> partition or similar.  The script should delete files that are no longer
> on the mirror (--delete in rsync).  Run the script and give it a couple
> days to catch up (unless you have a really fast connection :)
> 2) Use urpmi.addmedia to point to the new rpms.  I have "Main" pointing
> to /work/Mandrake-devel/cooker/i586/Mandrake/RPMS and I have "Contribs"
> pointing to /work/Mandrake-devel/contrib/i586.
> 3) Add to your script at the very end:
>    urpmi.update -a
> This will make it read in the new list of RPMS after each new batch of
> rpms gets downloaded.
> 4) Now configure your script to run every few hours, something like two,
> three, or four times a day, using crontab.
> 5) Each morning when you login, run 'urpmi --auto-select' and it takes
> off.  Be aware that there are MANY days where there are broken provides
> and conflicts between packages.  Half of the battle is knowing which
> ones will cause problems and which ones are known issues.
>
> Voila.  You now have a current Cooker system.
>
> Blue skies...         Todd

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