Thread: RPM indivual package distribution.

Hi,=20
I need to deploy a several libraries and rpm packages in my
cluster, to the head and compute nodes. So, I know that it is possible
to select the packages from ngedit software package configuration. But,
If I have the list of rpm there any way that I could modified an rpm
list of something more easy, despite of to selected every one from the
menu?

Regards,=20

Agustin March <mailto:agustin.m.march@intel.com>=20
Argentina Distributing Computing Solution=20
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Hi Agustin,

You can write a sql script to insert the packages into the database:
mysql -u root kusudb < rpms.sql

For example to add to the compute node(ngid=2):
INSERT into packages(ngid, packagename)
VALUES(2, <RPM NAME>)

To find the ngid of the nodegroup, you can run the following sql statement:
select ngid, ngname from nodegroups

-Liming


> Hi,
> I need to deploy a several libraries and rpm packages in my
> cluster, to the head and compute nodes. So, I know that it is possible
> to select the packages from ngedit software package configuration. But,
> If I have the list of rpm there any way that I could modified an rpm
> list of something more easy, despite of to selected every one from the
> menu?
>
> Regards,
>
> Agustin March <mailto:agustin.m.march@intel.com>
> Argentina Distributing Computing Solution
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>

Hi Augustin,

On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 03:27:32 -0800
"March, Agustin M" <agustin.m.march@intel.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> I need to deploy a several libraries and rpm packages in my
> cluster, to the head and compute nodes. So, I know that it is
> possible to select the packages from ngedit software package
> configuration. But, If I have the list of rpm there any way that I
> could modified an rpm list of something more easy, despite of to
> selected every one from the menu?

This is what components are for.

In your previous email you posted a build.kit file in which you added
the firefox package to the firefox component:

# Define a default component
comp = DefaultComponent()
comp.name = 'firefox'
comp.description = 'firefox component.'

# Add any packages defined earlier by using the comp.addDep method
comp.addDep(firefox_pkg1)

So now when you install this component, the firefox package will be
installed too. You can add this component to a nodegroup in the
"Components" screen in ngedit.

If you don't see your component listed in the "Components" screen, make
sure you have added the kit to the repo correctly. For example:

$ kitops -a -m your_kit_image.iso
Added kit your_kit_image-0.1-x86_64
$ repoman -l
Repo name: Repo for rhel-5-x86_64
Repository: /depot/repos/1000
Installers: 172.20.0.1
Ostype: rhel-5-x86_64
Kits: base 0.1 noarch, rhel 5 x86_64

$ repoman -r "Repo for rhel-5-x86_64" -a --kit=your_kit_image
Kit: your_kit_image, version 0.1, architecture x86_64, has been added to
repo: Repo for rhel-5-x86_64. Remember to refresh with -u
$ repoman -r "Repo for rhel-6-x86_64" -u
Refreshing repo: Repo for rhel-5-x86_64. This may take a while...
$ ngedit

For an example of a kit, you can use buildkit to build one of the kits
in the src/kits directory of SVN. Cacti or Nagios are simpler, give
those a try first. You can download RPMs from
http://www.osgdc.org/pub/build/kits/ and put them in the sources
directory.

Hope that helps,
Mike

Hi Liming,
I tried and worked OKs Thanks you!

Regards,
-----Original Message-----
From: kusu-users-bounces@osgdc.org [mailto:kusu-users-bounces@osgdc.org]
On Behalf Of Tsai Li Ming
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 10:33 AM
To: Users of Kusu
Subject: Re: [Kusu-users] RPM indivual package distribution.

Hi Agustin,

You can write a sql script to insert the packages into the database:
mysql -u root kusudb < rpms.sql

For example to add to the compute node(ngid=3D2):
INSERT into packages(ngid, packagename)
VALUES(2, <RPM NAME>)

To find the ngid of the nodegroup, you can run the following sql
statement:
select ngid, ngname from nodegroups

-Liming


> Hi,
> I need to deploy a several libraries and rpm packages in my
> cluster, to the head and compute nodes. So, I know that it is
possible
> to select the packages from ngedit software package configuration.
But,
> If I have the list of rpm there any way that I could modified an rpm
> list of something more easy, despite of to selected every one from the
> menu?
>
> Regards,
>
> Agustin March <mailto:agustin.m.march@intel.com>
> Argentina Distributing Computing Solution
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Kusu-users mailing list
> Kusu-users@osgdc.org
> http://mail.osgdc.org/mailman/listinfo/kusu-users
>

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