Freeplane opensuse repository install#
If you keep your computer always connected via a broadband connection, you can remove the "repository" OSS DVD if you install the standard online repository below.For YaST, there is no difference between online (internet) and on disk (DVD or hard drive) repositories, all the packages are seen as if they are on a very big drive.But even this double DVD doesn't hold all the openSUSE packages. The boxed DVD consist of a double layer DVD and is available from your dealer for a fee that includes installation support.It hosts the most important packages, but this makes only a very small subset of the whole openSUSE. The downloadable DVD is one single layer 4.7 GB DVD.None of them, including the huge two layer DVD of the boxed version, includes all the openSUSE packages, so you will also need the online repositories if possible. You can have several sorts of such repositories, with different contents. 08:40:48 opensuse(10650) RpmDb.The first repositories that you may have seen are the DVDs. 08:40:48 opensuse(10650) (syncTrustedKeys):994 Zypp trusted keys to import into rpm database: 0
08:40:48 opensuse(10650) (syncTrustedKeys):993 Rpm keys to export into zypp trusted keyring: 3 I tried to look at /var/log/zypper.log, but it's a little cluttered and I am not sure which ones are relevant: 08:40:48 opensuse(10650) (repositories_in_file):289 repo file: /etc/zypp/repos.d/myapp.repo opensuse:~ # curl -o repomd.xml -user myuser \ Manually downloading the repomd.xml file works fine. Skipping repository 'myapp' because of the above error.Ĭould not refresh the repositories because of errors. Please check if the URIs defined for this repository are pointing to a valid repository. Repository 'myapp' is Valid metadata not found at specified URL # | Alias | Name | Enabled | GPG Check | Refresh All enabled repositories share the same priority. Repository priorities are without effect.
Here are all the steps to add the repository:Īdding repository 'myapp'. However, when trying to point to the repository, there's an error Repository type can't be determined (#2 below).
So at this point, I assume that pointing zypper to the RPM repository "should work" just fine. Opensuse:~ # ll /data/internalrepo/repodata/ This is an opensuse document about repomd/rpm md/YUM sources, and a visual inspection of a repository on an openSUSE host created using the createrepo command looks consistent to the JFrog RPM repository layout. This documentation from JFrog does not explicitly say that only yum clients are supported, and since they used the term RPM repository, to me it suggests that the repository should also work with zypper clients. It's being used by CentOS and RHEL hosts, and I would also like to use it with my openSUSE hosts. I have an RPM repository running on JFrog Artifactory.
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