Now the reason I written this is because of a sed trick I found that converts the list to
 something urpmi can work with, This process is not completed yet, more things will occur to me as
 time rolls on, 


	
Code:
	
#!/bin/zsh 
echo "Create a space-separated-list from top-down list with preceeding chars." 
cd ~/build 

echo "remove old files" 
rm -f ~/build/file2.txt 
rm -f ~/build/file3.txt

	The next task is to update the external rpm repo data-bases....


	
Code:
	
#! /bin/zsh 
#echo "/home/glenn/bin/backup-rpms" 
echo "/home/glenn/build/rpms/update-rpm-database" 
echo  "Called from, ~/bin/backup-rpms" 
echo 
echo 
echo 
echo 
echo "updating urpmi rpm database....." 
echo 
echo 
echo 
#echo "urpmi.update local repos" 
#sudo urpmi.update

	
Code:
	
#/home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/kde3.5.10 
echo "Backup-rpms 2010.1" 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/x86_64 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/noarch 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/i586 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/i386 
sudo genhdlist2 --clean --xml-info -v --allow-empty-media

	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 &&

	
Code:
	
sudo mv -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/contrib/*.*mnb*.x86_64.rpm /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/x86_64/ 
sudo mv -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/noarch/*.*mnb*.x86_64.rpm /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/x86_64/ 
sudo mv -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.0/x86_64/*.*mnb*.x86_64.rpm /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/x86_64/ 
sudo mv -v /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/noarch/*.*mnb*.x86_64.rpm /home/glenn/local/Archive/2010.1/x86_64/ 
sudo mv