novi version 2.1.2 is available in the downloads section.
This build fixes some permissions problems in RHEL 6 and CentOS 6.
novi version 2.1.2 is available in the downloads section.
This build fixes some permissions problems in RHEL 6 and CentOS 6.
Red Hat’s Enteprise distribution (RHEL) supports yum repos in v5 and v6. That means you can use novi on those systems to manage your RPM trees.
Some sharp-eyed novi users have confirmed the following:
You’ll want to rebuild from the source RPM; the binary RPMs are built for Fedora and do not play so well on RHEL.
Many thanks to the folks who pointed this out.
novi version 2.1.1 downloads.
This is a bugfix release (hence the small rev bump) that should help novi build on Fedora 13, which is bundled with a newer version of the RPM API.
There’s a new novi release in the downloads area, v2.1.0.
This version uses the “primary” repo metadata file specified in repodata/repomd.xml. Previous versions assumed the primary data was in repodata/primary.xml.gz, which is not always the case. For example, some repos include the primary metadata file’s SHA1 hash in the filename.
(This update only impacts those who use the repo: designation for their repos.)
I have updated novi to reflect changes in the RPM v4.6 API, which is included in Fedora 10. Please download the new release from the downloads page.
This latest novi release is version 2.0.1. I bumped the major rev from 1 to 2 to reflect a significant change in the code base: this version of novi will only compile on the newer RPM 4.6 (Fedora 10).
I will keep the 1.x tree around for the older RPM API (Fedora 9 and earlier, CentOS 5 and earlier).