Step explanation of self-made YUM Warehouse
In a nutshell, the virtual machine IP used as a warehouse is 192.168.149.129. I plan to use the software in the / usr/local/src directory as the YUM source. First, make sure that the http service is working.
1. I use apache, and the default root directory is / var/www/html, so I make a soft link in this directory:
[root@bogon html] # ln-s / usr/local/src. [root@bogon html] # lltotal 3lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14 Nov 2 11:13 src-> / usr/local/src
2. Use the createrepo command to format the repository:
[root@bogon src] # createrepo .Saving Primary metadataSaving filelists metadataSaving other metadataGenerating sqlite DBsSqlite DBs complete [root@bogon src] # lsrepodata [root@bogon src] # cd repodata/ [root@bogon repodata] # ls01a3b489a465bcac22a43492163df43451dc6ce47d27f66de289756b91635523-filelists.sqlite.bz2 6bf9672d0862e8ef8b8ff05a2fd0208a922b1f5978e6589d87944c88259cb670-other.xml.gz repomd.xml401dc19bda88c82c403423fb835844d64345f7e95f5b9835888189c03834cc93-filelists.xml.gz 7c36572015e075add2b38b900837bcdbb8a504130ddff49b2351a7fc0affa3d4-other.sqlite.bz25dc1e6e73c84803f059bb3065e684e56adfc289a7e398946574d79dac6643945-primary.sqlite.bz2 dabe2ce5481d23de1f4f52bdcfee0f9af98316c9e0de2ce8123adeefa0dd08b9-primary.xml.gz
3. Put the rpm package in the src directory, update it, and you should be able to see the package on the client:
[root@bogon src] # createrepo-- update .Spawning worker 0 with 1 pkgsSpawning worker 1 with 0 pkgsWorkers FinishedSaving Primary metadataSaving file lists metadataSaving other metadataGenerating sqlite DBsSqlite DBs complete
4. Verify and create a file ending in .repo under client / etc/yum.repos.d:
[root@localhost yum.repos.d] # cat test.repo [TestYum] name=TestYumbaseurl= http://192.168.149.129/srcgpgcheck=0enabled=1
5. Run yum clean all & & yum repolist, well, there is indeed a package, done.
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