Repository creation / update script

For anyone who's interested, I've got a fairly short script that I'm
using to create / update Red Hat Linux repositories for my testing - it
can be used to create an initial repository, or to simply pull new
updates since the repository was last updated.  I'm including the script
as an attachment.

        Some disclaimers:
        - This is used for my development purposes, it is not in
          production at all
        - I'm only interested in the ix86 and compatible architectures,
          so I deliberately ignore things like s390 and ia64
        - I'm only interested in RHL 7.0 through 7.3, nothing 6.2 or
          before
        - You'll need a good 12 - 15 GB minimum available for 7.0
          through 7.3 plus all updates
        - This doesn't do anything with the Current server, all it does
          is give you local on-disk trees in the same directory
          structure of an official Red Hat mirror.

        That said, this script assumes the existence of /export, and
will put everything in /export for you.  If you find it useful, feel
free to steal it - it's not copyrighted or anything.  :)

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Thank you,
John Berninger

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#!/bin/sh

[[ -d /export ]] || exit 1

for f in 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3; do
	[[ -d /export/redhat-${f} ]] || mkdir /export/redhat-${f}
	rsync -avz kickstart::redhat/linux/${f}/en/os/i386/RedHat/RPMS/ /export/redhat-${f}/RPMS
	rsync -avz kickstart::redhat/linux/${f}/en/os/i386/SRPMS/ /export/redhat-${f}/SRPMS
	[[ -d /export/updates/redhat-${f} ]] || mkdir -p /export/updates/redhat-${f}
	rsync -avz kickstart::redhat/linux/updates/${f}/en/os/ /export/updates/redhat-${f}/RPMS --exclude alphaev6 --exclude alpha --exclude images --exclude s390 --exclude SRPMS --exlude ia64
	rsync -avz kickstart::redhat/linux/updates/${f}/en/os/SRPMS/ /export/updates/redhat-${f}/SRPMS
done