We are trying to implement a sound patch management solution at work for our linux boxes running RHEL. My preference is yum, but it does not appear to ship with rhel. It does with FC which I'm running at home. I've found a "repository" site: http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/, which has a version of yum, but it seems that if I install yum, I won't be able to point it at RedHat for updates, but rather to this repository.
I'm not clear if these places are "middlemen" for RedHat, meaning that they have the same packages available as RHEL, or if I point to them for updates, I will be putting all sorts of non-vendor supported packages on our boxes.
What I'd like to have happen is to install yum, and on one box point it at RedHat for updates. Then setup a repository inside our intranet and point other boxes at it for updates. Is that possible using yum?
-Any feedback would be appreciated.
-Thanks, R
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Ryan Madison
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