A new yum repository
For years I’ve built my own RPMs and have shared so few of them. This hasn’t been because I didn’t want to, just that I haven’t really had the resources (hosting space, a cluster of build machines, time). Well now I’ve finally got all of the above to some extent, and with some additional organization I put in this week, I have put together the Red Beret Yum Repository (http://rpm.cormander.com/repo/).
As of right now only the “testing” repository has anything in it, and only el5 for now, but it’s a work in progress. As soon as I feel that everything in there is ready to be pushed to the production repo I will. Moving forward I’ll have el4 in there, and then possibly start to build these packages for fedora as well.
You might also notice the “grsec” directory in there. I’ll be moving my grsecurity kernel packages into there from now on, and I’ll only be keeping up with the latest kernel (no more backports for 2.6.24, sorry guys, it just takes way too much time for one guy).