Where I work we have a yum repository that gets accessed at the end of the
kickstart process (part fo the %post section). We use it to update whetever
we're installing to the latest package/patch levels. The yum.conf that is copied
in after the yum rpm is installed has the repository information already configured.
Very simple stuff:
rpm -ivh
http://ks_server/location/of/yum.rpm
wget -o /dev/null -O /etc/yum.conf
http://ks_server/location/of/yum.conf
yum update -y
That's from memory, so you'll want to check the man page on each command before
trying it yourself.
TJ
Quoting reed <
reed@reedmedia.net>:
> I want to setup kickstart configuration that has extra yum repository (for
> dag RPM archive or rpmforge).
>
> Any examples for that? (Or point me to a webpage?)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeremy C. Reed
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