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On 13/01/12 19:32, Xiao Peng Wang wrote:
One problem is if keeping the public repo, but node has not public IP,
the yum command will failed on node.
That depends, compute nodes can be NAT'd to the outside world (I've run
systems where that was
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To: xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: 2012-01-10 12:44
Subject: [xcat-user] Yum repositories for compute nodes.
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Hi
We like to have several different repositories configured for our
compute nodes.
The way we are managing this at the moment
:[xcat-user] Yum repositories for compute nodes.
Hi
We like to have several different repositories configured for our
compute nodes.
The way we are managing this at the moment is by using a synclist to set
up yum.repos.d how we want it, and commenting out the line:
result=`rm /etc/yum.repos.d
it would probably be better for us to explicitly target the centos public repos, which i presume is the intended target for that command anyone disagree?Andrew Spiers --- [xcat-user] Yum repositories for compute nodes. --- From:Andrew Spiers aspi...@vpac.orgToxcat-user
:53, Jarrod B Johnson wrote:
it would probably be better for us to explicitly target the centos
public repos, which i presume is the intended target for that
command anyone disagree?
Andrew Spiers --- [xcat-user] Yum repositories for compute nodes. ---
From: Andrew Spiers aspi...@vpac.org
