Hi all, I've successfully managed to install PULP and experimente creating YUM repositories and ISO repositories (this is a part of na evaluation process to replace mrepo with PULP, we don't plan to use more functionality beyond the normal repo mirroring).
For our CentOS stuff, we keep 2 images (per update released, ex: 6.0, 6.1, 6.2 ) with are roughly around 6Gb. What I would like to do is the following: 1) Create the repositories based on the structure currently used by mrepo (no issues, this is perfectly doable); 2) Create ISO repositor and populate it with the ISOs (no issues, done); I'm mirroring Centos5, CentOS6 and CentOS7 (in the future RHEL and Oracle Linux (and always latest fedora for some developers). The structure for YUM repôs I'm using will be something like: /pulp/repos/centos/centos6-x86_64 /pulp/repos/centos/centos6-i386 /pulp/repos/centos/centos6u1-x86_64 /pulp/repos/centos/centos6u1-i386 /pulp/repos/centos/centos6u2-x86_64 /pulp/repos/centos/centos6u2-i386 (etc) Where 'centos6-x86_64' and 'centos6-i386' should be a link to the latest update release (ex: centos6-x86_64 -> centos6u6-x86_64). Inside every 'release' directory I split in the following (ex: centos6u6-x86_64): /pulp/repos/centos/centos6u6-x86_64/RPMS.os <- contents of the DVD1 /pulp/repos/centos/centos6u1-x86_64/RPMS.updates <- released updates While I know that I can mount an iso locally and populate that repo from the mounted iso I was wondering if it was possible to use the mounted ISO (loopback) without importing the files into the repo for that specifically (so I could save some space). Is this possible? Then I would have only to populate the 'RPMS.updates' and synch it. NM Nelson Manuel Marques Administrador de Sistemas - CTE2 [email protected] Ext: 341 604 _______________________________________________ Pulp-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/pulp-list
