install multiple packages on depot server?

[SisterOfMercy]

I'm trying to setup a few slave depot servers. I'm trying to avoid having to run 'opsi-package-manager -i %package% -d all' in every package directory.

Isn't there a easier way to put all packages on a new depot? All packages are installed on the current server with 'opsi-package-manager -i %package%'. This does not upload it to the local repository. So using opsi-product-updater on the new depot will not work.

Is there also a better way to sync netboot products? I've found this topic: viewtopic.php?t=4332

This would mean you would also have to sync driver directories by hand, and other changes. For instance, any changes in \\opsi\opsi_depot_rw\win7-x64\custom\unattend.xml will not be synced.

[loggenk]

Hi,

I use rsync for that action

Greetings,

Kees...

[SisterOfMercy]

I use rsync for that action

How do you do that? I mean, do you synch the entire directory, or do you have seperate entries for each subdir that should be synched?

I solved the problem of no packages in the repository this way:

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cd /home/opsiproducts
find . -name *.opsi | sort

This gives a list like this:

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./inkscape/inkscape_0.91-1.opsi
./insted/insted_1.5.15.26-1.opsi
./ipe/ipe_7.1.7-1.opsi
./java-runtime/java-runtime_1.8.0.60-1.opsi 

Add a few spaces and a command.. this works:

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opsi-package-manager -i ./inkscape/inkscape_0.91-1.opsi ./insted/insted_1.5.15.26-1.opsi ./ipe/ipe_7.1.7-1.opsi ./java-runtime/java-runtime_1.8.0.60-1.opsi -d new-depot.domain.thingie

Of course, after this, the new depot server has everything stored in the repository which will be used for other depot servers.