James Wilkinson a écrit : > François Patte wrote: > >>Here is what I have done: >> >>Install httpd on your server. >> >>create in /var/www/html/ a symlink named "updates-released" pointing to: >> >>/var/cache/yum/updates-released/ >> >>Every time you update your server, run: >> >>createrepo /var/www/html/updates-released/ >> >>On every client add a line in /etc/yum.repo.d/fedora-update-released.repo: >> >>baseurl=http://myserver.mydomain/updates-released >> >>And you're done. > > > What about software installed on the clients but not on the server? Yum > on the server won't pull down any updates (because the software to be > updated is not installed on the server), so the clients won't see any > updates. If you only add your server url; the other url (mirror,...) are still active and what is not found on the local server will be find on an other "official" server". For the extras, same thing can be done. > (I should also have thought that you might have to relabel > /var/cache/yum/undates-released and descendants periodically, or SELinux > will stop httpd from accessing those files. But that's just a guess.) I did not try with Selinux active. -- François Patte UFR de mathématiques et informatique Université Paris 5 - Paris http://www.math-info.univ-paris5.fr/~patte
