Corey Osman wrote:
I wasn't really sure how to use the "create repo"
function in action-
import since I don't know how to manually create a yum repo.
To create a yum repo, you call createrepo, which is part of the
yum-utils package, on a directory containing RPM packages.
As I understand it SuSE supports yum, smart, and a host of other
download tools, but still uses yum metadata. If we want to make the
install tree
available for later package installations it makes sense to call it on
the proper location to make those packages available -- if the yum
metadata isn't
already in the tree. I haven't looked to verify.
Furthermore I think it was redhat specific anyways. I would like to
leave this feature out till I can get some free time again. Is the
suse code added to the dev branch yet or are you waiting on me for
something?
If you mean the import patch, it's not added, primarily due to the
calling out to sles9import as a seperate script and such, which we
didn't want at the time.
There has been support for SuSE in terms of "cobbler distro add" for a
while.