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This -s option will list all the missing packages (packages uploaded to the RHN Server

not present in the local directory). You must be an Organization Administrator to use this

command. The script will prompt you for your RHN username and password. Refer to

Table 5-1 for additional command line options.

If you are using the RHN Package Manager to update local packages, you must go to the

RHN website to subscribe the system to the private channel.

5.3. Command Line Options

A summary of all the command line options for RHN Package Manager

rhn_package_manager:

Option Description

-v, --verbose Increase verbosity.

-dDIR, --dir=DIR Process packages from directory DIR.

-cCHANNEL,

--channel=CHANNEL

Manage this channel — may be present multiple

times.

-nNUMBER, --count=NUMBER Process this number of headers per call — the

default is 32.

-l, --list List each package name, version number, release

number, and architecture in the speciﬁed channel(s).

-s, --sync Check if local directory is in sync with the server.

-p, --printconf Print the current conﬁguration and exit.

-XPATTERN ,

--exclude=PATTERN

Exclude ﬁles matching this glob expression — can

be present multiple times.

--newest Push only the packages that are newer than

packages already pushed to the server for the

speciﬁed channel.

--stdin Read the package names from stdin.

--nosig Push unsigned packages. By default the RHN

Package Manager attempts to push only signed

packages.

--username=USERNAME Specify your RHN username. If you do not provide

one with this option, you will be prompted for it.

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