Zypper Repository Setup - Revision history

PaulEggleton: Add note about smart

2013-02-05T13:47:13Z

Add note about smart

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			{\| style="color:black; background-color:#ffcccc" width="100%" cellpadding="10" class="wikitable"
			\|'''NOTE:''' zypper has been replaced by smart for the upcoming 1.4 version. For 1.4 and newer, please see [[Smart Repository Setup]].
			\|}

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

PaulEggleton: You don't need "-t rpm-md" for the zypper addrepo command; add bit about reloading apache config

2011-04-06T13:08:02Z

You don't need "-t rpm-md" for the zypper addrepo command; add bit about reloading apache config

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	Setting up a zypper repository from the rpm files created during a Poky build is fairly straightforward. You will need:		Setting up a zypper repository from the rpm files created during a Poky build is fairly straightforward. You will need:

	* Apache 2 installed and configured (may not need too much configuration)		* Apache 2 installed and configured (may not need too much configuration); other http servers are available
	* createrepo installed		* createrepo installed

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	</VirtualHost>		</VirtualHost>

	2. cd to the tmp/deploy/rpm directory		2. Reload apache configuration (<code>service httpd reload</code> as root on Fedora)

			3. cd to the tmp/deploy/rpm directory
	cd /path/to/tmp/deploy/rpm/		cd /path/to/tmp/deploy/rpm/

	3. Create the repository data (if you're updating, add --update to save time)		4. Create the repository data (if you're updating, add --update to save time)
	createrepo .		createrepo .

	4. If you're using SELinux you need to label the files accessible via apache:		5. If you're using SELinux you need to label the files accessible via apache:
	chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t .		chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t .

	5. On the target machine add the zypper repo (where somealias is a local alias for the repo):		6. On the target machine add the zypper repo (where somealias is a local alias for the repo):
	zypper addrepo ~~-t rpm-md~~ http://server.name/rpm somealias		zypper addrepo http://server.name/rpm somealias

	6. Fetch the repository information:		7. Fetch the repository information:
	zypper refresh		zypper refresh

PaulEggleton: Should be zypper refresh not update at the end

2011-04-06T12:36:01Z

Should be zypper refresh not update at the end

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	zypper addrepo -t rpm-md http://server.name/rpm somealias		zypper addrepo -t rpm-md http://server.name/rpm somealias

	6. ~~Update~~:		6. Fetch the repository information:
	zypper ~~update~~		zypper refresh

PaulEggleton: Created page with '== Requirements == Setting up a zypper repository from the rpm files created during a Poky build is fairly straightforward. You will need: * Apache 2 installed and configured (…'

2011-03-21T17:05:46Z

Created page with '== Requirements == Setting up a zypper repository from the rpm files created during a Poky build is fairly straightforward. You will need: * Apache 2 installed and configured (…'

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== Requirements ==

Setting up a zypper repository from the rpm files created during a Poky build is fairly straightforward. You will need:

* Apache 2 installed and configured (may not need too much configuration)
* createrepo installed

== Steps ==

1. Add the directory to your apache config (/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf):
<VirtualHost *:80>
....
Alias /rpm /path/to/tmp/deploy/rpm
<Directory "/path/to/tmp/deploy/rpm/">
Options +Indexes
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>

2. cd to the tmp/deploy/rpm directory
cd /path/to/tmp/deploy/rpm/

3. Create the repository data (if you're updating, add --update to save time)
createrepo .

4. If you're using SELinux you need to label the files accessible via apache:
chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t .

5. On the target machine add the zypper repo (where somealias is a local alias for the repo):
zypper addrepo -t rpm-md http://server.name/rpm somealias

6. Update:
zypper update