Changing Remi's RPM Repository
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Hello everyone! We are currently blocking all traffic that doesn’t originate from the US due to cyber security concerns. Although, in the process of doing that, we broke the updates downloading the latest version of Remi’s RPM Repository. Is it possible to change the installers to use and check for the latest version from a different site? For example, like any of the links listed on the bottom? I used the sudo dnf -y install http://mirror.bebout.net/remi/enterprise/remi-release-8.rpm to download the latest one through the terminal, but the FOG installer is wanting to use the primary link of https://rpms.remirepo.net/ to check for updates. Is this possible to change on my end?
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This is more of a linux question, but it appears you are using an RPM based operating system. So there should be some config files in /etc/yum.d that point to the specific repositories. It may be possible to point yum to a specific repository instead of the main mirror site.
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Comment mirrorlist AND uncomment baseurl (and if necessary change the baseurl to the one you want) in
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@quazz Thanks for the information! I made the changes you were talking about, but I’m still getting this error below. Do you have any suggestions?
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@djslimd1k Google that error. This is an issue with the remi repository not FOG installer. Basically you just need to download and import that key into YUM and then yum will be happy.
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@george1421 Found the fix and got the servers updated. Thank you guys for your time!
