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Option Description

Their newness is dependent on their associated binary

packages. Using this option with RHN Push and just a

source package does upload the package, but the

source package does not appear in the RHN Web

interface until the associated binary package has been

uploaded. 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.

Table 6.2. rhnpush options

Tip

These command line options are also described in the rhnpush manual page:

man rhnpush.

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

Using the RHN Push application

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