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6.2.1. Configuring the RHN Push Application
When RHN Push is installed, a central configuration file is installed in
/etc/sysconfig/rhn/rhnpushrc
contained in Table 6-2. In addition, the application creates
upon its initial use.
./.rhnpushrc
These distinct configuration files are useful in varying your settings depending on the
directory from which the
directory (
./.rhnpushrc
( ), which are used before those in the central configuration file
~/.rhnpushrc
(
/etc/sysconfig/rhn/rhnpushrc
For instance, you can use the current directory configuration file to specify the software
channel to be populated, the home directory configuration file to include the username to
be invoked, and the central configuration file to identify the server to receive the packages.
Table 6-2 contains all command line options for the
Option
-v --verbose
-d, --dir DIRECTORY
-c, --channel
CHANNEL_LABEL
-n, --count
N_HEADERS_PER_CALL
-l, --list
-r,
--reldirRELATIVE_DIRECTORY
-o,
--orgidORGANIZATION_ID
Chapter 6. Uploading and Maintaining Custom Packages
. This file contains values for all the options
command is issued. Settings in the current
rhnpush
) take precedent over those in the user's home directory
).
Description
Increase verbosity, option can be used multiple
times, that is,
Process packages from this directory.
Specify the channel to receive packages. Note that
this is required and is not the same as the channel's
name. Multiple channels may be specified using
multiple instances of
-c=CHANNEL_TWO
Process this number of headers per call. Must be an
integer. The default number is 25.
List only the specified channels.
Associate this relative directory with each file.
Include your organization's ID number. Must be an
integer.
~/.rhnpushrc
command:
rhnpush
, , and so forth.
-vv -vvv
(e.g.
-c -c=CHANNEL_ONE
).
and