Preparing RPM repository for clients
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Revision as of 07:45, 12 February 2010
Correct procedure after new kernel installation
On sasmbosql, directory /usr/local/install/plc/plc_client_rpm/:
- Add kernel name to /usr/local/plc/etc/plc_kernels_list on sasmbosql
- Add kernel name to variable PLCFTPS in script ./build .
- Issue command ./build plc_client_repo
- Issue command ./sync_to_kernel <new_kernel_name>
On the new kernel machine, directory /usr/local/install/plc/plc_client_rpm/:
- Launch script ./install (installs repo.rpm, client ssh keys, kickstart template, ...)
- Edit /usr/local/plc/etc/workstations/servers.plc according to local conditions
- Edit /var/ftp/kickstart.template according to local conditions
Then it's possible to install clients.