cdist-type__zypper_repo(7)

Overview

zypper is usually used on the SuSE distribution to manage repositories.

Required parameters

None

Optional parameters

state

Either "present" or "absent" or "enabled" or "disabled", defaults to "present"

•: present - make sure that the repo is available, needs uri and repo_desc for all following states, the repo can be searched via repo_id or uri

•: absent - drop the repo if found +

•: enabled - a repo can have state disabled if installed via zypper service (ris), in this case, you can enable the repo

•: disabled - instead of absent (drop), a repo can also set to disabled, which makes it inaccessible

uri: If supplied, use the uri and not the object id as repo uri.

repo_desc: If supplied, use the description and not the object id as repo description, only used if the state is present and the repo has to be created

repo_id: If supplied, use the id and not the object id as repo id, can be used with state absent, enabled and disabled

Examples

# Ensure testrepo in installed
__zypper_repo testrepo --state present --uri http://url.to.your.repo/with/path
# Drop repo by repo uri
__zypper_repo testrepo --state absent --uri http://url.to.your.repo/with/path
# Drop repo by id number (attention: repos are always numbered from 1 to max)
__zypper_repo testrepo --state absent --repo_id 1
# enable repo by id
__zypper_repo testrepo2 --state enabled --repo_id 2
# enable repo by uri
__zypper_repo testrepo3 --state enabled --uri http://url.to.your.repo/with/path
# disable a repo works like enabling it
__zypper_repo testrepo4 --state disabled --repo_id 4

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Copyright (C) 2013 Daniel Heule. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Releases

5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 4 times.

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