Redhat 6 update repository

Danila Vershinin Danila Vershinin 4, 2 2 gold badges 14 14 silver badges 21 21 bronze badges. This will get you access to the old software. But it will not give you updates as there aren't any more. It won't. But depending on other repositories you use, updates may be there.

CentOS 6. During the first week in December , the 6. Bert Bert 2, 10 10 silver badges 11 11 bronze badges. Roland Roland 1 2 2 bronze badges. Vault archiving old releases doesn't change the fact that CentOS 6 is dead. Upgrades should have been completed months ago. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown.

IP Active Contributor points. Ilya Palagin. CL Newbie 10 points. Christmas Lisoga. Any solution as I'm faced with the same issue? Red Hat Guru points. Richard Jerrido. BG Community Member 99 points.

Bengt Giger. SP Community Member 76 points. Sinan Polat. After a re-registration the repository was shown. Guru points. BC Community Member 39 points. Brian Collins. Nope, repo still does not show I have little confidence it will show after 4 hours either. Pavel Moravec. Do I understand you correctly that you lack the custom repo on your client?

CC Community Member 42 points. Chris Cox. Community Member 58 points. Gunther Feuereisen. I raised it as an enhancement but was thrown out by Engineering: "after a review process by our Engineering team this RFE was rejected by Satellite Product Management. This happened due to less interest of such feature by other customers. Community Member 53 points. Anthony Pillitiere. Community Member 24 points. Marcus Oliphant. Sync the repos into Satellite. Add said repos to whichever content views that require them.

If the new repos require a new subscription, attach the new subscription to the hosts this can be done via a bulk action in the UI or via the CLI Enable the repo so that it is visible in the yum configuration. RQ Newbie 5 points. Rob Quagliozzi. An update on this. Satellite 6. Any ideas? LS Community Member 46 points.

Lachlan Simpson. RHEL 7. BH Active Contributor points. Brandon Haynes. The repo is "override enabled" on the repository set tab of the content host. Activation keys do not apply retroactively.

They only apply at first registration. SO Newbie 17 points. Shannon OConnor. James Nauer. AV Community Member 24 points. JM Newbie 17 points. CG Newbie 12 points. Clarence Golden. For me the the solution from Red Hat support helped. That fix worked for me also. Community Member 23 points. James McCartney. In this case, this bug report helped - I had to run subscription-manager attach --auto. DD Newbie 7 points. David Dales. That will work, unless, you're using simple access mode.

MT Active Contributor points. Mike Treadwell. RS Community Member 31 points. Note: The server repo will take the longest. Like all night long. The others should be much shorter. Once the packages have been downloaded all that is needed is the createrepo command below for each repo. Now you have a local repository but you need to make some changes on your Red Hat servers that will be using these repositories for updates.

I wouldn't delete the repos for now because you might need them later. Simply changing the enabled flag is enough. Now you need to create a. That file should look similar to the following file. Create a script named update-repository.