RedHat6.7 Linux local Yum warehouse setup

RedHat6.7 YumLocal warehouse Building

Preparatory work:

1.RedHat6.7 disc

2. mount the disc:

Insert the disc and make sure the system recognizes the disc

the optical device defaults to /dev/cdrom under

# Ls/dev/cdrom

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If the disc is not found ---- Find a disc

# Ls-l/dev | grep cdrom

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1) Trigger Mount

LS/MISC/CD  

2) Manual Mount

Mkdir/my-yong create one with the following My-yong Catalogue

Mount/dev/cdrom/my-yong mount the disc to My-yong directory, My-yong The directory must be created in advance.

3) auto mount on boot

with Vim Edit Fstab file

Add devices and parameters that need to be mounted on the last line

Format:

Device Files mount point file system type hang in parameter memo Mark detection sequence

Vim/etc/fstab

/dev/cdrom /my-yong iso9660 defaults 0 0

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3.Yum Client edit configuration file

1 ) The first kind support hand hit three is the year

Vim/etc/yum.repos.d/yum.repo

in the /etc/yum.repos.d/ Create and configure Yum.repo

[ identification of the warehouse ]

name= Warehouse Name

baseurl= path of the disc Mount

enabled=  if open, 1 0 do not open

gpgcheck= whether to check the signature, 1 for monitoring 0 to not detect

gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/rpm-gpg-key-redhat-release // Path to signature authentication information

Gpgcheck set to 0 gpgkey There's no need to

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Run Yum repolist View Yam whether the building is successful.

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2) automatically generate script files in the form of commands

Yum-config-manager--add File:///my-yong

is automatically generated /etc/yum.repos.d/my-yong.repo

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with Ls/etc/yum.repos.repo To see if a file was created

Modify Configuration yum.conf file

put gpgcheck=1 Change into gpgcheck=0

Vim/etc/yum.conf

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3) Copy the template file to /etc/yum.repos.d/ Catalogue

cd/etc/yum.repos.d/

Mvrhel-source.repo Yan.repo

Enter /etc/yum.repos.d/ Catalogue

put Rhel-source.repo Rename to Yan.repo

with Vim You can change it,

Summary: Yum building is actually very simple, summed up on two steps.

1 , mount a CD-ROM, Mount

2 , in /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory, create a suffix named .repo file and configure the file, vim

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Finally, use it again . yum.repolist command to view our Yum whether the mount succeeds

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RedHat6.7 Linux local Yum warehouse setup