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GoblinX packs a lot into compact Slackware-based distro

Fri, 21 Mar 2008 15:00:00 GMT
GoblinX, an installable live CD based on the solid foundation of Slackware Linux, released Standard edition version 2.6 last month. It comes with lots of handy applications and five desktop managers: KDE, Fluxbox, Xfce, Enlightenment, and WindowMaker. I was impressed with the amount of software included as well as the stability and performance of GoblinX 2.6.


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createrepo(8)															     createrepo(8)

NAME
createrepo - Create repomd (xml-rpm-metadata) repository SYNOPSIS
createrepo [options] <directory> DESCRIPTION
createrepo is a program that creates a repomd (xml-based rpm metadata) repository from a set of rpms. OPTIONS
-u --baseurl <url> Optional base URL location for all files. -o --outputdir <url> Optional output directory (useful for read only media). -x --excludes <package> File globs to exclude, can be specified multiple times. -i --pkglist <filename> specify a text file which contains the complete list of files to include in the repository from the set found in the directory. File format is one package per line, no wildcards or globs. -n --includepkg specify pkgs to include on the command line. Takes urls as well as local paths. -q --quiet Run quietly. -g --groupfile <groupfile> A precreated xml filename to point to for group information. See examples section below for further explanation. -v --verbose Run verbosely. -c --cachedir <path> Specify a directory to use as a cachedir. This allows createrepo to create a cache of checksums of packages in the repository. In consecutive runs of createrepo over the same repository of files that do not have a complete change out of all packages this decreases the processing time dramatically. --update If metadata already exists in the outputdir and an rpm is unchanged (based on file size and mtime) since the metadata was generated, reuse the existing metadata rather than recalculating it. In the case of a large repository with only a few new or modified rpms this can significantly reduce I/O and processing time. --skip-stat skip the stat() call on a --update, assumes if the filename is the same then the file is still the same (only use this if you're fairly trusting or gullible). -C --checkts Don't generate repo metadata, if their timestamps are newer than its rpms. This option decreases the processing time drastically again, if you happen to run it on an unmodified repo, but it is (currently) mutual exclusive with the --split option. --split Run in split media mode. Rather than pass a single directory, take a set of directories corresponding to different volumes in a media set. -p --pretty Output xml files in pretty format. -V --version Output version. -h --help Show help menu. -d --database Generate sqlite databases for use with yum. -S --skip-symlinks Ignore symlinks of packages -s --checksum Choose the checksum type used in repomd.xml and for packages in the metadata. The default is now "sha256" (if python has hashlib). The older default was "sha", which is actually "sha1", however explicitly using "sha1" doesn't work on older (3.0.x) versions of yum, you need to specify "sha". --profile Output time based profiling information. --changelog-limit CHANGELOG_LIMIT Only import the last N changelog entries, from each rpm, into the metadata --unique-md-filenames Include the file's checksum in the metadata filename, helps HTTP caching (default) --simple-md-filenames Do not include the file's checksum in the metadata filename. --distro Specify distro tags. Can be specified more than once. Optional syntax specifying a cpeid(http://cpe.mitre.org/) --distro=cpeid,dis- trotag --content Specify keyword/tags about the content of the repository. Can be specified more than once. --repo Specify keyword/tags about the repository itself. Can be specified more than once. --revision Arbitrary string for a repository revision. --deltas Tells createrepo to generate deltarpms and the delta metadata --oldpackagedirs PATH paths to look for older pkgs to delta against. Can be specified multiple times --num-deltas int the number of older versions to make deltas against. Defaults to 1 EXAMPLES
Here is an example of a repository with a groups file. Note that the groups file should be in the same directory as the rpm packages (i.e. /path/to/rpms/comps.xml). createrepo -g comps.xml /path/to/rpms FILES
repodata/filelists.xml.gz repodata/other.xml.gz repodata/primary.xml.gz repodata/repomd.xml SEE ALSO
yum (8) yum.conf (5) AUTHORS
See the Authors file BUGS
Any bugs which are found should be emailed to the mailing list: rpm-metadata@lists.baseurl.org or reported in trac at: http://cre- aterepo.baseurl.org Seth Vidal 2005 Jan 2 createrepo(8)