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=== How to use local repo in MeeGo ==== | === How to use local repo in MeeGo ==== | ||
| - | zypper addrepo -t plaindir file:///root/repo/ local | + | #zypper addrepo -t plaindir file:///root/repo/ local |
| + | #cat /etc/zypp/repos.d/local.repo | ||
| + | [local] | ||
| + | name=local | ||
| + | enabled=1 | ||
| + | autorefresh=0 | ||
| + | baseurl=file:///root/repo/ | ||
| + | type=plaindir | ||
| + | keeppackages=0 | ||
| + | If you want to list the package in your local repo, the follow command can helo you. | ||
| + | #zypper search --repo local | ||
This page describes the basic steps to create and update a Zypper repo that can be used with MeeGo systems.
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A useful repo should reside on a web server that your MeeGo client machines can access. The only requirement on the host server is that it runs an HTTP service and can share a directory. Either Linux or Windows IIS are fine. If you are using Windows as a web server, you do need another Linux machine to create and maintain the repo.
Package Management subsystem responsible for repo management.
OBS always create a repo for each OBS project, for example project 'Trunk' have a repo http://download.meego.com/live/Trunk/standard/. and there's also a repo file named Trunk.repo. zypper can help to add the repo to meego system, commands as follows:
zypper addrepo http://download.meego.com/live/Trunk/standard/Trunk.repo
If the repo file does not exist, and we just know the repo base url (eg: http://download.meego.com/live/Trunk/standard/), pkcon command can help to add this repo, commands as follows:
#zypper addrepo -t rpm-md http://download.meego.com/live/Trunk/standard/ Trunk #cat /etc/zypp/repos.d/Trunk.repo [Trunk] name=Trunk enabled=1 autorefresh=0 baseurl=http://download.meego.com/live/Trunk/standard type=rpm-md keeppackages=0 #zypper addrepo --help //More infomation about adding repo
Local repo is useful, and it does not depend on http server, and can be used to update/install packages with complicate dependency.
You need to install createrepo first, and then prepare the RPMs you want to put them to repo:
cp XX/YY/*.rpm . createrepo .
#zypper addrepo -t plaindir file:///root/repo/ local #cat /etc/zypp/repos.d/local.repo [local] name=local enabled=1 autorefresh=0 baseurl=file:///root/repo/ type=plaindir keeppackages=0
If you want to list the package in your local repo, the follow command can helo you.
#zypper search --repo local