Install RPM package in LAN yum

Linux beginners

Just getting started with RPM
Package dependency is a headache. Learned to use
Yum
It is a good thing to solve the dependency, but when we
Linux
What if the system is not connected to the Internet? Can it be automatically installed?
?

Of course there is a solution.

I. First, set the RPM of the CD
All packages are copied to the hard disk,
Xxx
Directory.
/Var/FTP/RPM
In this way, it makes it easier for others to connect;

2. Install createrepo
And
Yum
These two tools

# Rpm-IVH createrepo-0.4.11-3.el5.noarch.rpm

# Rpm-IVH yum-3.2.19-18.el5.noarch.rpm

# Createrepo/var/FTP/RPM

III,
Edit configuration file

# Cd/etc/yum. Repos. d/

# Cp rhel-debuginfo.repo local. Repo // The name can not start with the suffix must be
Repo

# Vi local. Repo

[Yum] # Name
Rhel-debuginfo.repo
Repeat it.



Name = Yum install # The name is also self-explanatory



Baseurl = file: // var/FTP/RPM # Here is the storage path of our installation package.
"///"



Enabled = 1 #1 is enabled
0
Yes



Gpgcheck = 0 # Here is the red hat check package consistency Option



Gpgkey = file: // etc/pki/rpm-GPG-key-RedHat-release # Check the above through this file

IV,
Finally, execute the following command:

# Yum clean all


# Yum list

Output result:

Yum list


Loaded plugins: rhnplugin, security


This system is not registered with RHN.


RHN support will be disabled.


Yum | 951 B 00: 00


Primary.xml.gz | 812 KB


The yum 2361/2361

Server
Created successfully!

Start FTP
Service!

5. Set the client in the LAN

1. Install
Yum
Package

2./etc/yum. repo/create a file suffix
Repo
File

The content is basically the same as that of the server. You can modify the content as needed.

[Yum]

Name = Yum install


Baseurl = ftp: // 172.16.0.9/RPM # This is the only change you need.
FTP
Okay.



Enabled = 1


Gpgcheck = 0


Gpgkey = file: // etc/pki/rpm-GPG-key-RedHat-release

3.
Run
Yum clean all and
Yum list

All set!