Re: [xcat-user] Yum repositories for compute nodes.

Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:58:01 -0800

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" <[email protected]>
To[email protected]
Date:Mon, Jan 9, 2012 11:45 PM
Subject[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/*.repo 2>&1`

from the script postscripts/ospkgs. Otherwise updatenode removes our 
modified repositories.

Is there a better way of doing what we want to do, ie a way that doesn't 
require modification to xCAT?

Does anyone else do anything similar?

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