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-m -e. To limit the list to only catalogs with a particular name, use the
smt-catalogs -e catalog_name command. To list only a catalog with
a particular name and target, use the command smt-catalogs -e
catalog_name target.
If you want to enable all catalogs belonging to a certain product, use the
--enable-by-prod or -p option followed by the name of the product and,
optionally, its version, architecture, and release: smt-catalogs -p
product[, version[, architecture[, release]]] . For exam-
ple, to enable all catalogs belonging to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2
for PowerPC architecture, use the smt-catalogs -p
SUSE-Linux-Enterprise-Server-SP2,10,ppc command. The list
of known products can be obtained with the smt-list-products command.
2 If more than one catalogs is listed, choose the one you want to enable by speci-
fying its ID listed in the catalog table and pressing Enter . If you want to enable
all the listed catalogs, use a and press Enter .
To disable one or more catalogs, follow these steps:
1 If you want to disable all enabled catalogs or just choose one catalog from the
list of all catalogs, run the smt-catalogs -d command.
If you want to choose the catalog to be disabled from a shorter list, or if you want
to disable all catalogs from a limited group, you can use any of the available
options to limit the list of the catalogs. To limit the list to only enabled catalogs,
use the -o option: smt-catalogs -o -d. To limit the list to only catalogs
with a particular name, use the smt-catalogs -d catalog_name com-
mand. To list only a catalog with a particular name and target, use the
smt-catalogs -d catalog_name target command.
2 If more than one catalogs is listed, choose which one you want to disable by
specyfing its ID listed in the catalog table shown and pressing Enter. If you want
to disable all the listed catalogs, use a and press Enter.
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