Configuration of local sources under Linux

creating a local source in Linux

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in vm midpoint Open "Virtual machine" ----à " cd/dvd< Span style= "font-family: ' The song Body '; > ( sata----à iso image file ----à Span style= "font-family: ' The song Body '; > "browse (find the current Linux version Iso file)" ----à -- --à "OK"

Cd/media/rhel_ behind is the version number of the mount image If the path is complete, congratulations on the image mount results, if not the first step in re-examination

Ls will see the Packages repodata two folders

Mkdir/home/repo Create a Repo folder under the path where you like to store things

Cp–r–f Packages/home/repo

Cp–r–f Repodata/home/repo Copy the contents of the two folders into this folder (the process may be slow, but the normal phenomenon is that the rpm package has more than 3G)

cd/etc/yum.repo/ This is the default source storage path

The default redhat.repo and Rhel-source.repo of the Ls initial write can be based on Rhel-source.repo Modify the file information in the

Cat Rhel-source.repo >> Haohaoge.repo Append file contents to my vast this source file

Vim Haohaoge.repo The following is the content information for the local source file

[Haohaoge.repo]

Name=haohao.repo

Basecurl=file:///home/repo

Enabled=1

Gpgcheck=0

There is also a direct creation of the FTP service after the source files are stored on the FTP server

Vim Haohaoge.repo The following is the content information for the local source file

[Haohaoge.repo]

Name=haohao.repo This is the name of the current local source

Basecurl=ftp://192.168.18.112/pub/repo here indicates where the source file is on that IP server.

Enabled=1 This option indicates that the source defined in this repo is enabled and0 is disabled

Gpgcheck=0 1 Yes,0 indicates that the rpm downloaded in this repo will be checked for GPG to determine the effective and secure RPM package

Yum Clean All

Yum Update

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Configuration of local sources under Linux