Usage

  NAME:
     y10k - simplied yum mirror management

  USAGE:
     y10k [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

  VERSION:
     0.1.0

  AUTHOR:
    Ryan Armstrong - <ryan@cavaliercoder.com>

  COMMANDS:
     yumfile  work with a Yumfile
     version  print the version of y10k
     help, h  Shows a list of commands or help for one command
     
  GLOBAL OPTIONS:
     --logfile, -l  redirect output to a log file [$Y10K_LOGFILE]
     --debug, -d    print debug output [$Y10K_DEBUG]
     --help, -h     show help
     --version, -v  print the version

Examples

By default, all yumfile subcommands will assume there is file named Yumfile in the current working directory. The Yumfile format is detailed here.

To specify a different file path for your Yumfile, use -f:

$ y10k yumfile -f /path/to/file [subcommand] [options]

To list the available repositories in a Yumfile:

$ y10k yumfile list

To syncronize one or all of the repositories in a Yumfile, use the sync command.

$ y10k yumfile sync

By default, all repositories are syncronized into a subdirectory of the current working directory. Each directory is named after the repository [id] unless the the localpath directive is set.

If the global pathprefix directive is set in the Yumfile, all repositories are syncronized relative to that path, instead of the current working directory.

You may choose to syncronize one repository at a time:

$ y10k yumfile sync [repo-id]