The Empirical Manifesto

rmt:/var/lib/rmt/public # for x in `find . -name "*aarch64*" | sed -r 's/.{2}//'` ; do rm -Rf $x ; done
rmt:/var/lib/rmt/public # for x in `find . -name "*s390x*" | sed -r 's/.{2}//'` ; do rm -Rf $x ; done
rmt:/var/lib/rmt/public # for x in `find . -name "*ppc64le*" | sed -r 's/.{2}//'` ; do rm -Rf $x ; done

Then rmt-cli mirror just the ones you need for quick/dirty:

rmt: # for x in `rmt-cli repos list --all | grep 15 | grep SP5 | grep -v Not | grep -v Don | awk '{print $2}'` ; do rmt-cli mirror repository $x ; done

# zypper install rmt-server

# systemctl stop rmt-server-sync.timer
# systemctl disable rmt-server-sync.timer

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# rmt-cli sync <-- initial SCC sync

# rmt-cli products list --all (exclude --all for only enabled)
# rmt-cli repos list --all (exclude --all for only enabled)<-- after initial sync

play with that:

# rmt-cli products list --all | grep 15 <-- will show only SLES 15 stuff

# rmt-cli repos enable 3061<-- enable MIRROR repository by ID

play with THAT:

# rmt-cli products list --all | grep 15 | grep SP1<-- way more powerful than SMT (BEWARE - "15" can show up in ID causing something completely unrelated to what you want to enable, e.g. | grep -v 1159)

# for x in `rmt-cli products list --all | grep SUSE | grep 15 | grep SP1 | grep -v 1159 | awk '{ print $2 }'` ; do rmt-cli products enable $x ; done <-- awesome!

apply to repos:

# for x in `rmt-cli repos list --all | grep 15 | grep SP1 | grep -v Not | awk '{ print $2 }'` ; do rmt-cli repos enable $x ; done

Alt: rmt-cli repos enable 3338 3336 3303 3301

Once all the repos are enabled, force a manual mirror:

# rmt-cli sync
# rmt-cli mirror

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# systemctl restart nginx
# systemctl restart rmt-server