Okay, to get the disclaimer out of the way, I understand that SCLo/CentOS
packages are not supported by RedHat. I'm trying to get my Chef SCL code to
work on RHEL again (CentOS works great via centos-release-scl). The official
(from what I can tell) solution is `subscription-manager repos --enable
rhel-server-rhscl-{6,7}-rpms`. The problem is this fails on most cloud-y RHEL
installs as the EC2/Rackspace/whatever images don't come with a subscription
setup and thus even though they (I think, the cloud licenses are weird and
bespoke) could use the SCL subscription, the system won't allow it. EC2 has a
(custom?) solution for this with a local RHUI server in each region that can be
used to set up the SCL repository. This server is not reachable from outside
EC2 though, so doesn't help on other cloud platforms. The next thing I thought
to try is to use the SCLo/CentOS repositories directly for cloud users as they
probably don't care too much about support or they would have set up a
subscription. I can't figure out a stable way to do that though. From
https://github.com/sclorg/centos-release-scl, I can do `yum-config-manager
--add-repo=https://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/rhscl/centos-release-scl/repo/epel-7/rhscl-centos-release-scl-epel-7.repo`
but this only activates the sclo/ repo, not rh/ so I can't install the
recompiles of the RHSCL packages (i.e. most of them). I could set the
http://mirror.centos.org/centos/6/sclo/x86_64/rh/ repository manually, but I
would need a copy of the GPG to import. I've filed
https://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=11468 to request the GPG key be made
available via centos.org but I would imagine any changes there will take some
time.So with that wall of text, what's the best way to get SCL packages on RedHat for _all_ RHEL users?
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