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Since the current version you can update the appliance by user interface (please refer to PSAM 3.2 Software Updates). The update process works like this: the software builds a dependency tree in which all the available software are listed and netted in family by their mutual dependency. In this way each new version or new software to be installed is checked against the tree to understand if its installation involves other software packages. Then the update system checks about the availability of each involved software package and at last it actually downloads it and install it in the proper and expected order.
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Please note the "Enabled" column which shows you the usable repositories.
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Each entry in the list can be accessed by clicking on its "Name" (first column as in
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- Name: the name you give to this repository and the one that will be shown in the list of repositories
- Text: sdt
- File Name: sdfg
- Enabled: sdg: this is where you define all the options to make your repository work fine. Please refer to the official guide to get the necessary background information about setting up a new repository: http://yum.baseurl.org/wiki/RepoCreate
- File Name: The name of the file to be written on the filesystem. This file will contain all the information provided and will be used
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Please check out which file names are present on your system BEFORE picking up a new one in order to not overwrite a different repository file |
- Enabled: This is a flag which points out if the system is going to either use this repository or not.
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2.8.4 Update one repository
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