There is no way as a user to know the path to the repo on the pulp service itself after you create it. You have to just know that they are found at: https://somehost.example.com/pulp/repos/<id>/ the command 'distribution list' shows the URL to the tree: $ pulp-admin distribution list +------------------------------------------+ List of Available Distributions +------------------------------------------+ Id ks-kstree-noarch Description ks-kstree-noarch URL https://localhost/pulp/ks/repo/f15-x86_64/ we should do the same for repos: $ pulp-admin repo list +------------------------------------------+ List of Available Repositories +------------------------------------------+ Id kstree Name kstree Feed URL http://172.31.1.102/repo/f15-x86_64/ Feed Type remote Content Type yum Feed Certs CA:No Cert:No Consumer Certs CA:No Cert:No Architecture noarch Sync Schedule None Packages 2935 Files 0 Distributions ks-kstree-noarch Publish True Clones [] Groups None Filters [] Notes {} URL https://localhost/pulp/repo/f15-x86_64/
reminder from jdob: Make sure we take into consideration if the repo is hosted on a CDS
add repo['uri'] field that gets displayed as Repo URL in the admin cli.
build: 0.238
[root@preethi ~]# rpm -q pulp pulp-0.0.238-1.fc15.noarch [root@preethi ~]# [root@preethi ~]# [root@preethi ~]# pulp-admin repo list +------------------------------------------+ List of Available Repositories +------------------------------------------+ Id f14 Name f14 Repo URL https://preethi.usersys.redhat.com/pulp/repos/released/F-14/GOLD/Fedora/x86_64/os/ Feed URL http://download.devel.redhat.com/released/F-14/GOLD/Fedora/x86_64/os Feed Type remote Content Type yum Feed Certs CA:No Cert:No Consumer Certs CA:No Cert:No Architecture noarch Sync Schedule None Packages 2766 Files 0 Distributions ks-f14-noarch Publish True Clones [] Groups None Filters [] Notes {} Preserve Metadata False [root@preethi ~]#
Pulp v1.0 is released Closed Current Release.
Pulp v1.0 is released.