That's what was in there by 'default' - so I figured at some point that's what got placed in there by online update. I removed the SP2 entry and got it to sync, so it's now only SuSE SLES and SuSE CORE.
Is there good doc somewhere on configuring the client on the other systems?
I've tried following a couple things online but that's not quite right
either.
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I don't understand why you would even have a separate entry for a particular
service pack. The SUSE-SLES, SUSE-CORE, and SLES-SDK trees are all
updated with the most current maintenance, regardless of what service pack it
might be a part of.
Mark Post
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Subject: you server configuration
Heya gang... if anyone as any insight....
Trying to set up the you server, and the first synch fails when it tries to
get updates to SP 2. (there were three entries defined there, SuSE SLES,
SuSE CORE and SuSE SLES 9 Service-pack) What is the correct directory path for
SP 2? the https://you.novell.com/update works for the other two
entries, but I don't seem to have any joy in finding documentation on this from
Novell/SuSE.
SUSE SLES 9 Service-Pack│2 │s390x │https://you.novell.com/update
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