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Linux Operating System (MOSC)

What happens during ulnreg_ks

Nov 2, 2020 11:18AM in Linux Operating System (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered ✓

Before running ulnreg, the public yum repofile is there.

After ulnreg_ks, it's moved to disabled, but no new repo file is created.

So what did ulnreg do, so yum knows my system is getting "this system is receiving updates from ULN."

Somewhere a package was installed? or a repo or yum config is in a different place?

Hope someone knows how this works.

Regards,

Ivan Labrovic.

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