Dňa Po 29. Máj 2006 18:15 houghi napísal: [snip]
> > > then the command line tools. > > > > there should be a very precise documentation on how to use > > all the tools available. much more than what is available now. > > Yes. e.g. there used to be installation_sources. That seems to be gone. > What is the replacement for it? Also other commandline things should be > better documented. I asume I am not the only one who likes to do things on > the command line. In 10.1, you should use 'rug' to add a new service. (Details: If the URL is not known to YaST, it will be added automatically when the source metadata are parsed for the first time by ZMD.) > > > Using "rpm" is already difficult. I have to use it any two > > month (approx) and each time I have to RTFM at least 1/2hour... > > That is a bit over the top. I also use it very seldom. What I use is > either `rpm -Uvh file.rpm` or `rpm -e program` Very seldom do I need > anything else. I would not call that difficult. > Just don't forget to follow by `SuSEconfig`. > > I think you are being unfair. On one side you complain about not having > enough documentation. On the other side you complain that the > documentation is too much. > Do what I do. Make a file with small tricks that you sometimes use. and > have a link to that file. That way the moment you need something you > forgot, you can go to that file and see the little trick you used in the > past. > > > May I also say that having 20-30Gb dedicated to a local > > inst-source server will not be a problem in a very near > > future, given the price fall of Hard drive storage, so a > > silent, low priority, background daemon to keep such repo > > uptodate would be a must. > > Making that is not that difficult. Just rsync the directory. For > installation sources, you only need to do it once. You then have > everything you want. YOU should take care of the daily updates. > > The most important thing for me at this moment would be that I can use > YaST also to download packages I install and that it make an installation > source I can use. > This means running createrepo or create_package_descr and do that in such > a way that it does the signing automagicaly. > > The way I do it now is download things to /usr/src/packages/RPMS/*, do a > createrepo and then use YaST to install it. At least for the stuff that is > not on any of the installation sources. This is work in progress AFAIK. Stano -- Best regards, Stanislav Visnovsky YaST Prague Team Leader --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
