Can I add a CentOS 6 yum repo on a server that runs CentOS 5?
I have a LAN of servers where only one server (server A) has access to networks outside of the LAN. In order for any of these servers to perform a yum install, there is a yum repository set up on server A. All the servers on the LAN are running CentOS 5, except for one (server B), which is running CentOS 6. I am having trouble getting server B to connect with the yum repository on server A.
I do have a baseURL to the server A in the .repo files of server b. But I get a 404 error whenever I try a yum install on it.
*note: All the resources I have found for setting up yum repositories for CentOS 6 are for local machines. Is there a way I can set this up for a remote machine that runs CentOS 5?
I have a LAN of servers where only one server (server A) has access to networks outside of the LAN. In order for any of these servers to perform a yum install, there is a yum repository set up on server A. All the servers on the LAN are running CentOS 5, except for one (server B), which is running CentOS 6. I am having trouble getting server B to connect with the yum repository on server A.
I do have a baseURL to the server A in the .repo files of server b. But I get a 404 error whenever I try a yum install on it.
*note: All the resources I have found for setting up yum repositories for CentOS 6 are for local machines. Is there a way I can set this up for a remote machine that runs CentOS 5?
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