Ralf Corsepius schrieb: > On Sat, 2005-07-02 at 09:03 +0200, Hans Müller wrote: > >>Hello, i have many Fedora systems in my network. >>How can i do it, that i only must download the updates one time. >>And the client then get the updates from my update server. >>At the clients i must only add my server as an new repro. > > >>But how can i set the repro up??? > > You need is the "repodata" of the repository you try to install from on > a machine internal of your network (e.g. on a local ftp, http server= > > For remote site already shipping repodata, all you need to do is to > mirror these remote sites on and to set up your local yum client > configuration to the directory on your local mirror/server. > > For local/custom-built rpms, put the rpms into one directory and run > createrepo (cf. createrepo --help). > > Ralf > > > > > Thanks. Now my local server work:) But how can i tell the clients to check my local server first. And when updates avalible on my local server and the fedora server to download it from my server to save bandwidth.
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