Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE 10 SP2 - SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT TOOL GUIDE Manual page 34

• smt-list-registrations
• smt-mirror
• smt-ncc-sync
• smt-register
• smt-report
• smt-setup-custom-catalogs
• smt-mirror-sle9
There are two syntax types you can use with the smt command: either use smt followed
by a subcommand or use a single command (composed of smt, dash, and the subcom-
mand of choice). For example, it is possible to use either smt mirror or
smt-mirror, both have the same meaning.
NOTE: Conflicting Commands
Depending on your $PATH environment variable, the SMT smt command
(/usr/sbin/smt) may collide with the smt command from the star package
(/usr/bin/smt). Either use the absolute path /usr/sbin/smt, create an
alias, or set your $PATH accordingly.
Another solution is to always use the smt-subcommand syntax (connected
with a minus sign) instead of smt subcommand (separated by a space).
smt-catalogs
The smt-catalogs (or smt catalogs) script can be used for listing all available
catalogs and for enabling or disabling catalogs. The following options are available:
--enable-mirror or -e
Enable catalog mirroring.
--enable-by-prod or -p
Enable catalog mirroring by giving product data in the following format:
Product[,Version[,Architecture[,Release]]].
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