If you add the --no-clean option to the command line, it will leave the RPMs in /var/cache/urpmi/rpms, and you can then use these on the other machines. You may want to add this option to /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg if you are always keeping 3 machines up to date.
is there any way to do it via urpmi? That would avoid most of the errors.
I am sure you could set up the one machine to allow read-only access to the RPM cache, and have the other machines use this, instead of the Internet, but I have not done it. Maybe someone who has will post instructions.
If you need the space, then after all the machines are up to date, run "urpmi --clean" to clean up the cache.
Mikkel --
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