On 9/4/19 11:42 AM, stan via users wrote:
A hack you might consider if the computers can exchange files. On one
machine, the machine that will get the packages, turn off the switch
that deletes packages after install in /etc/dnf/dnf.conf. Then,
use rsync to put those packages in the appropriate directory on each of
the dependent computers (something like var/cache/dnf/updates-[unique
key]/)
Then you can update the dependent computers as normal, and they will get
their own metadata, but when the update occurs, they will skip the
download because they will see that the packages are already downloaded.
You could put the rsync commands in a script, and run the script after
updating the master computer.
I have used that in the past for doing system upgrades, but with general
updates and a lot of computers, that gets unwieldy really fast.
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