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Chapter 6. Uploading and Maintaining Custom Packages
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Option Description
Contrast this with --source. Using --source --newest
together does update the stand-alone source package with
newer packages and does not require an associated binary
package to be uploaded first.
--header Upload only the headers.
--source Upload the indicated source packages. Doing this treats
them as plain, stand-alone packages and not as special
source packages associated with another, pre-existing
binary package. For example, you can use this when you
want to distribute application source to developers and
testers outside of regular source control management.
--server SERVER Specify the server to which packages are uploaded.
Currently, a value of http://localhost/APP is
necessary. This parameter is required.
--test Only print a list of the packages to be pushed, don't actually
push them.
-h, --help Briefly describe the options.
-?, --usage View the usage summary.
Tip
These command line options are also described in the rhnpush manual page: man rhnpush.
6.2.2. Using the RHN Push application
Note
It is recommended that you create at least one private channel to receive custom packages prior
to upload, since a channel is required for systems to obtain the packages.
The following command uploads package headers to the RHN Satellite Server and copies the
packages to the RHN Satellite Server package repository:
rhnpush -c label_of_private_channelpkg-list
You can override the settings in your RHN Push configuration file(s) by specifying options and values
on the command line:
rhnpush -c label_of_private_channel --server localhost pkg-list
The label_of_private_channel is the custom channel created to receive these packages. Be
sure you use the precise channel label specified during its creation. If you have one or more channels
specified (using -c or --channel), the uploaded package headers are linked to all the channels
identified. If you do not specify a channel, the packages are deposited in the No Channels section of
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