when you face a machine need install some packages but not network allowed (policy or physical), this make you very frustrating this reposity help you make this work for almost every.
CAUTIONS make sure you are then root user when use this
make sure you have a machine with network connnect and Cento system installed . and two machine has the same version system installed.
you can download and install use the entrypoint shell centos-offline.sh
currently there are four command:
download download and tar all dependences from yum reposities. once
install install from downloaded tarball
pip-download donwload pyhton packages use pip
pip-install install from local tarball- you can downlaod any package usage.
- ./centos-offline.sh download <package-name>
it will download related rpm to /tmp/yum-repos/<package-name>, create a offline-<pakcage-name>.repo in /etc/yum.repos.d/ and copy this two parts into a <package-name>.tar.gz in current directory that you can use laterly to install this package in another machine wihtout network connnect.
- copy downloaded package tarball, and install it use:
- ./centos-offline.sh install <package-name>
this command will reverse the process from download, also copy the related file to /tmp/yum-repos/<package-name> and /etc/yum.repos.d/, clean up them yourself if you don't want to keep it.
before you download from pypi, make sure you have pip isntall. if not, ./centos-offline.sh down repl-release and ./centos-offline.sh download python-pip to install in offline-machine. you need install them in your download machine two, this two command not install them
./centos-offline.sh pip-download <package-name>
this will download related packages to /tmp/pip-download/<package-name> and collecting them into a tar.gz compress file in current directory.
like yum install, reverse all process from pip download. make sure tarball exists.
./centos-offline.sh pip-install <package-name>