How to save your rpm's for future reuse in Mandriva. p7 of 10

	This script also calls another file to change the permissions so I can use them with out errors
 such as read-only.

	
Code:
	
#! /bin/zsh 
echo "Backup-rpms" 
echo "~/build/rpms/rpms-chmod" 
sudo chmod -R 755 /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.0/ 
sudo chmod -R 755 /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/ 
sudo chmod -R 755 /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/ 
sudo chmod -R 755 /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/ 
date && whoami 
#
	Next the script calls for genhdlist2 to recreate the files required for DrakRPM and Smart
 package data-bases, hdlist.cz

	
Code:
	
#! /bin/zsh 
echo "Backup-rpms" 
echo "generating new hdlist.cz for local archives........" 
echo "" 
echo "Backup-rpms" 
echo "generating new hdlist.cz for local archives........" 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.0/i386" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --xml-info -v --allow-empty-media /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.0/i386 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/noarch" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/noarch 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/i586" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/i586 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/i586/contrib" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/i586/contrib 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/i386" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --xml-info -v --allow-empty-media /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/i386 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/x86_64" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/x86_64 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/kde430" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/kde430 
# echo "Backup-rpms local/Archive/2009.1/x86_64/contrib" 
# sudo genhdlist2 --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2009.1/x86_64/contrib 
echo "Backup-rpms 2010.0" 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/x86_64 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/noarch 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/i586 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/i386 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/contrib 
#sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v
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