dnf reposync

linux

Synchronize packages and metadata of a remote DNF repository to a local directory. Not default to `dnf` but supported via `dnf-plugins-core`. See also: `dnf`.

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Options (3)

-p, --download-pathboolean

Synchronize all packages and define a custom save location

Example: dnf reposync --repoid {{repo_name}} {{[-p|--download-path]}} {{path/to/directory}}

-n, --newest-onlyboolean

Download only newest packages per-repo

Example: dnf reposync --repoid {{repo_name}} {{[-n|--newest-only]}}

-u, --urlsboolean

Just print URLs of what would be downloaded, don't download

Example: dnf reposync --repoid {{repo_name}} {{[-u|--urls]}}

Examples (6)

Synchronize all packages from the repository with id `repo_name` to a subdirectory `repo_name` of the current working directory

dnf reposync --repoid repo_name

Synchronize all packages and define a custom save location

dnf reposync --repoid repo_name [-p|--download-path] path/to/directory

Synchronize all packages and metadata

dnf reposync --repoid repo_name --download-metadata

Download only newest packages per-repo

dnf reposync --repoid repo_name [-n|--newest-only]

Just print URLs of what would be downloaded, don't download

dnf reposync --repoid repo_name [-u|--urls]

Try to set the timestamps of the downloaded files to those on the remote side

dnf reposync --repoid repo_name --remote-time

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