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Configuring and Using the RHN Package Manager

rhn_package_manager -l -c name_of_private_channel

The -l option lists the package name, version number, release number, architecture, and channel

name for each package in the specified channel(s). Refer to Table 6.1, “rhn_package_manager

options” for additional options.

Table 6.1, “rhn_package_manager options” is a summary of all the command line options for RHN

Package Manager (rhn_package_manager):

Table 6.1. rhn_package_manager options

Option Description

-v, --verbose Increase verbosity of standard output messages.

-d, --dir DIRECTORY_NAME Process packages from this directory.

-c, --channel CHANNEL_NAME Specify the channel to receive packages. Multiple channels

may be specified using multiple instances of -c (e.g.: -c

channel_one -c channel_two)

-n, --count NUMBER Process this number of headers per call — the default is

32.

-l, --list List the packages in the specified channel(s).

-s, --sync Check if local directory is in sync with the server.

-p, --printconf Print the current configuration and exit.

--newest Push only the packages that are newer than those on

the server. Note that source packages are special in

that their versions are never compared to each other.

Their newness is dependent on their associated binary

packages. Using this option with RHN Package Manager

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.

--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.

--stdin Read the package names from standard input.

--nosig Don't fail if packages are unsigned.

--no-ssl Turn off SSL (not recommended).

--stdin Read the package names from standard input.

--username USERNAME Specify RHN username. If not provided, you are prompted

for the username of a valid Channel Administrator.

--password PASSWORD Specify RHN password. If not provided, you are prompted

for the password of a valid Channel Administrator.

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