Thanks, I was wondering if those contains also the mirrors for the subscribed updates of proxmox.cat /etc/apt/sources.list
cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
Thanks again, I was used to use spacewalk in the past but it was specifically for red hat, what do you suggest to host those updates locally?You can ask your security team if they're willing to host all security updates in your company. This is normally done for all major systems in order to be self-sufficient.
For RHEL-based systems, there is reposync and for Debian-based systems there is debmirror. It's included in the OS (yet manually to be installed) and it can mirror whatever version, repository, distribution or section you want . We use it all the time for "closed networks". After creating the mirror, you need a webserver to host the files and a repo file / sources.list entry in order to access them.Thanks again, I was used to use spacewalk in the past but it was specifically for red hat, what do you suggest to host those updates locally?
Oh boy, I'm getting really tired, I misread the subdomain and thought it had 4 letters ...See also:
https://pom.proxmox.com