Split & move yum headers deeper into the hierachy?
Chris Ricker
kaboom at gatech.edu
Tue Oct 21 14:52:56 UTC 2003
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, seth vidal wrote:
> > lots of mirrors, including the one I run, can't / won't ever run yum-arch.
> > linux, python, rpm, and xml goop are not ubiquitious, and they're NOT going
> > on my Solaris ftp servers.
>
> python, rpm are all that yum-arch requires.
>
> there is no 'xml goop' required for yum-arch to run
libxml2-python is required by yum, but that's probably just the comps.xml
parsing that yum-arch needn't do?
At any rate, my point was that if you limit yourself to just mirrors which
will run yum-arch over the tree once they mirror, you won't even get all the
current Red Hat mirror sites -- some have practical reasons not to (like the
pain of compiling rpm on non-Linux), while some just won't want to have to
run a command over the tree. Mirroring needs to be kept as simple and
flexible as possible....
later,
chris
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