Hi,

I'm currently testing 'PULP' to mirror CentOS and other repositories in my 
intranet so I can avoid internet traffic for our development machines; The 
first mirror I've tried to pull up (because it's small) is the one from NGINX 
upstream. I would like to have a layout pretty much as:

 http://myserver/pulp/repos/nginx/${dist}/${arch}

Running something like:

 $ pulp-admin -u admin rpm repo create --repo-id=nginx-el6-x86_64 --feed 
http://nginx.org/packages/centos/6/x86_64/ --relative-url=nginx/6/x86_64

Won't work and breaks with na error. Looking at the logs, it appears that 
--relative-url is the culprit; Is it possible to create such hierarchy with 
PULP? Ori t must be something like:

http://myserver/pulp/repos/nginx-el5-x86_64
http://myserver/pulp/repos/nginx-el5-i386
http://myserver/pulp/repos/nginx-el6-x86_64
http://myserver/pulp/repos/nginx-el6-i386

Is there a workaround for such cases? Anyone can help?

Kindest Regards,
NM
 



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