This tool allows you to mirror RPM repositories in your own private network. Organization (mirroring) credentials are required to mirror SUSE repositories.
The SUSE Linux Enterprise RMT Guide contains
the end-user documentation for RMT. man pages for rmt-cli are located in the file MANUAL.md.
If you would like to contribute to RMT, please see our contribution guide.
If you would like to compare RMT to its predecessor SMT, please see our writeup.
RMT allows mirroring the following types of repositories:
(rpm) repomd - fully supported
(deb) debian flat structure - experimental
(deb) debian nested structure - experimental
Check Debian Repository Format for more information regarding Debian repository structure and createrepo repository for information about the repomd format.
Due to a huge possible variety of compression formats used in repositories. RMT does support the following compression formats:
(.gz) GNU Gzip compression algorithm
(.xz) Tukaani LZMA algorithm
(.bz2) Burrows–Wheeler algorithm
(.zst) Zstandard algorithm
If you encounter a repository with different compression and want support in RMT, please open an issue and let the RMT development team know!
RMT provides a mechanism to mirror custom repositories, named custom repositories.
$ rmt-cli repos custom add <URL> <identifier>
For repomd based repositories, the URL must lead to the top level directory of the repository (in which the repodata directory can be found)
Example:
$ rmt-cli repos custom add https://download.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/repo/oss/ tumbleweed
For debian based repositories, the URL must specify the release directory
Example:
$ rmt-cli repos custom add http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/sid/ debian-unstable
Please view our guide to assist you in the RMT installation process.
Check out development readme for more information.
Do you have suggestions for improvement? Let us know!
Go to Issues, create a new issue and describe what you think could be improved.
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