Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of RpmHowToEndUsers

Timestamp:

Mar 13, 2017, 3:35:23 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

Silvan Scherrer

Comment:

simplify localrepo creation

RpmHowToEndUsers

@@ -85 +85 @@
 {{{
 [local]
-name=My local repo
-baseurl=file://<path_to_repo>
+name = My local repo
+baseurl = file:x%3A/<path_to_repo>
 enabled=1
 }}}
- 3. Put your .rpm files to <path_to_repo>. The online repository is located here:
+ 3. Put your .rpm files to x:/<path_to_repo>. The online repository is located here:
 * http://rpm.netlabs.org/experimental/00/i386/
 * http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/i386/
@@ -95 +95 @@
  4. Execute
 {{{
-sh -c "createrepo <path_to_repo>"
+sh -c "createrepo x:/<path_to_repo>"
 }}}
 
-Note that RPM tools do not understand <path_to_repo> if it contains the drive specification. In this case you will have to add a kLIBC path rewriter entry that maps e.g. {{{/drives/p}}} to your {{{P:}}} drive and then {{{baseurl}}} will become {{{"file:///drives/p/temp/build/RPMS"}}} and for {{{createrepo}}} you will give {{{"/drives/p/temp/build/RPMS"}}}. Be sure to add a trailing / after P: in the klibc path rewriter rule.
+As YUM doesn't understand the : after our driveletter, we need to use the %3A instead. This is the : in a URI. The x above stands for any drive, where you want to store your local rpm. <path_to_repo> stands for the local directory.
+
+As example:[[br]]
+when your local repo is at q:\rpmbuild\localrepo, then you have to add in the local.repo file {{{baseurl = file:q%3A/rpmbuild/localrepo}}} and for createrepo it is {{{sh -c "createrepo q:/rpmbuild/localrepo"}}}
 
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