Enable selinux deps installation from custom file server #2
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If internet is not available on the target machine then install the dependencies (selinux python modules) from the offline file server which hosts the node exporter binaries too.
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+1 I think this looks okay. What do you think about long term we run and work from a mirror of the RPM repository. Manual RPM installing individual packages and ensuring the dependencies manually is a giant rabbit hole. |
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Yes, I would prefer an RPM repo mirror too. I think it is still being set up or will be made available sometime soon. Until then, this will work as the first preference is given to the installation from the yum repo and if that fails, then and only then the static RPMs are installed. |
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If internet is not available on the target machine then install the
dependencies (selinux python modules) from the offline file server
which hosts the node exporter binaries too.