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i want to create a repository for Opensuse for patch management at my place.<br />
Normally host needs to go online to fetch updates how come i make a yast/yum respository which automatically download the patches and hosts from the network download patched from there just like MS WSUS.
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i want to create a repository for Opensuse for patch management at my place.
Normally host needs to go online to fetch updates how come i make a yast/yum respository which automatically download the patches and hosts from the network download patched from there just like MS WSUS.

how to create OpenSuse Patch management repository

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