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+ + Nastavi vire + + drakrpm-edit-media + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + First thing to do after an install is to add software sources (also known as +repositories, media, mirrors). That means you must select the media sources +to be used to install and update packages and applications. (see Add button +below). + + If you install (or upgrade) Mageia using an optical media (DVD or CD) or a +USB device, there will be a software source configured to the optical media +used. To avoid being asked to insert the media when you install new +packages, you should disable (or delete) this media.  (It will have the +media type CD-Rom). + + Your system is running under an architecture which may be 32-bit (called +i586), or 64-bit (called x86_64). Some packages are independent of whether +your system is 32-bit or 64-bit; these are called noarch packages. They +don't have their own noarch directories on the mirrors, but are all in both +the i586 and the x86_64 media. + + + This tool is present in the Mageia Control Center under the tab Software management. + You can start this tool from the command line, by typing drakrpm-edit-media as root. + + +
+ The columns + + Column Enable: + + The checked media will be used to install new packages. Be cautious with +some media such as Testing and Debug, they could make your system unusable. + + Column Update: + + The checked media will be used to update packages, it must be enabled. Only +media with "Update" in its name should be selected. For security reasons, +this column isn't modifiable in this tool, you must open a console as root +and type drakrpm-edit-media --expert. + + Column medium: + + Display the medium name. Mageia official repositories for final release +versions contain at least: + + + + Core which contains most programs available +supported by Mageia. + + + + Nonfree which contains some programs which +are not free + + + + Tainted free software for which there might +be patent claims in some countries. + + Each medium has 4 sub-sections: + + + + Release the packages as of the day the this +version of Mageia was released. + + + + Updates the packages updated since release +due to security or bug concerns. Everyone should have this medium enabled, +even with a very slow internet connection. + + + + Backports some packages of new versions +backported from Cauldron (the next version under development). + + + + Testing which is used for temporary tests +of new updates, to allow the bug reporters and the QA team to validate the +corrections. + + +
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+ The buttons on the right + + Odstrani: + + To remove a medium, click on it and then on this button. It is wise to +remove the medium used for the installation (CD or DVD for example) since +all the packages it contains are in the official Core release medium. + + Uredi: + + Allows you to modify the selected medium settings, (URL, downloader and +proxy). + + Dodaj: + + Add the official repositories available on the Internet. These repositories +contain only safe and well tested software. Clicking on the "Add" button +adds the mirrorlist to your configuration, it is designed to make sure that +you install and update from a mirror close to you. If you prefer to choose a +specific mirror, then add it by choosing "Add a specific media mirror" from +the drop-down "File" menu. + + Up and down arrows: + + Change the list order. When Drakrpm looks for a package, it reads the list +in the displayed order and will install the first package found for the same +release number - in the event of a version mismatch, the latest release will +be installed. So if possible, put the fastest repositories at the top. +
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+ The menu + + File -> Update: + + A window pops up with the media list. Select the ones you want to update and +click on the Update button. + + File -> Add a specific media mirror: + + Suppose you aren't happy with the actual mirror, because for example it's +too slow or often unavailable, you can choose another mirror. Select all the +actual media and click on Remove to take them +out. Click on File -> Add a specific media mirror, choose +between update only or the full set (if you do not know, choose the +Full set of sources) and accept the contact by +clicking on Yes. This window opens: + + + + + + + + You can see, on the left, a list of countries, choose yours or one very +close by clicking on the > symbol, this will display all the available +mirrors in that country. Select one and click on OK. + + File -> Add a custom medium: + + It is possible to install a new media (from a third party for example) that +isn't supported by Mageia. A new window appears: + + + + + + Select the medium type, find a smart +name that well define the medium and give the URL (or the path, according to +the medium type) + + Options -> Global options: + + This item allows you to choose when to "Verify RPMs to be installed" (always +or never), the download program (curl, wget or aria2) and to define the +download policy for information about the packages (on demand -by default-, +update only, always or never). + + Options -> Manage keys: + + To guarantee a high level of security, digital keys are used to authenticate +the media. It is possible for each medium to allow or disallow a key. In the +window that appear, select a medium and then click on +Add to allow a new key or to select a key and click +on Remove to disallow that key. + + + Do this with care, as with all security-related questions + Options -> Proxy: + + If you need to use a proxy server for internet access, you can configure it +here. You only need to give the Proxy hostname and if +necessary a Username and Password. + + + + For more information about configuring the media, see the Mageia Wiki +page. +
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