Patch catalog - Oracle Enterprise Linux Catalog
The Oracle Enterprise Linux Catalog tab defines a number of options including locations (such as location of the source files and the repository) as well as filters and whether local copies of the files are created on the target server or downloaded directly during deployment.
Note
After a catalog option update, ensure you update the patch catalog for the catalog option update to take effect.
The following sections provide more information about the Oracle Enterprise Linux Catalog tab:
Catalog Mode
The Source from Disk Repository (Offline Mode) option is already selected.
Repository Options
Enter the following information:
Field | Description |
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Payload Source Location (NSH path) | Enter the location of existing metadata and payload files. Metadata files stored in this location are copied to the catalog automatically. Payload files are not copied to the catalog. |
Repository Location (NSH path) | Enter the NSH path to the location of the patch repository. This location must be on a Linux platform (Red Hat, SUSE or Oracle Enterprise Linux). BMC recommends that this location have ample free space. Repositories typically contain many files, usually totaling gigabytes of data. |
Depot Object Options
Enter the following information:
Field | Description |
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Network URL type for payload deployment |
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Network URL for payload deployment | The value entered here depends on your selection in the Network URL Type for Payload Deployment box.
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RBAC Policy | Browse to select a predefined ACL Policy. Permissions defined by the ACL Policy are assigned to all Depot Objects created in the catalog. |
Filters
Filters limit the amount of information brought into the catalog. Use this procedure to re-create the same filters defined in the configuration file used by the Patch Downloader utility. You can define a filter during catalog creation or later, when editing the catalog.
There is no upper limit to the number of filter combinations you can make but there must be at least one. Only RPMs that match the combinations you define (and their dependent RPMs) are added to the catalog.
To begin, click Add Filter and enter the following information:
Field | Description |
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OS Flavor | Select the combination operating system and architecture from the list provided. |
OS | The operating system, based on your selection in the OS Flavor box, is supplied automatically in a read-only box. |
Architecture | The architecture, based on your selected in the OS Flavor box, is supplied automatically in a read-only box. |
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