On Sat, Feb 3, 2024 at 3:57, Sketch
<ovirt@rednsx.org> wrote:
On Mon, 22 Jan 2024,
iucounu@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Opening up access to the internet is a bureaucratic procedure for us, as
> would be for adding all the URLs to the proxy. We have a lot of repos
> mirrored locally - is it possible to get hosted-engine to use the local
> ones? Is there a list? I had a search for files that might contain these
> repos in various places, but to no avail.
It is possible, I've done it before. But there are a lot of repos and
some of them tend to change every release so it becomes a bit of a cat and
mouse game keeping the list updated. It may not be so bad now that oVirt
is basically in maintenance mode and new releases are few and far between.
In short: install the ovirt-release45 package and take a note of all of
the dependent packages. Go through all of the .repo files installed by
these packages in /etc/dnf.conf and for each entry with enabled=1 set
create local equivalents and put them into your own local-ovirt.repo file.
I see 9 such repos on my hosts currently running oVirt 4.5.4 so things
aren't quite as bad as they were in the 4.3 days when I originally did
this. Put this repo file on your host before you run the hosted engine
deploy and it will find all of the packages it needs in your local repos.
What I ended up doing instead was just configuring dnf to use an HTTP
proxy server has access to the centos repo mirrors. Again this is simpler
than it used to be now that everything is consolidated on CentOS repo
mirrors instead of spread out across ovirt.org and various copr repos and
such.
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