son of YumHacking

Steps

goto

 10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/
run 
$createrepo UPDATE
goto /etc/yum.repos.d/ there is FILE named asianux.repo 
[core]
name*Asianux Server 3
baseurl=http://peter:111111@10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=file:///usr/share/doc/asianux-release/RPM-GPG-KEY

NOTE: check auth_mysql to see how to insert stuff in db

test

now the final test

 $yum list
works

if

   ---baseurl=http://peter:111111@10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/
   +++baseurl=http://10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/

then

 HTTP Error 401: Authorization Required

note

careful about the cache, it will ruin your test, so do this, when things go strange

[root@dhcp08 yum]# rm -rf core/
[root@dhcp08 yum]# pwd
/var/cache/yum

solution

use auth-client get ak file and tk file, see AddAuth write python code get ak and tk, and modify this way

  baseurl=http://ak:tk@10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/
yum will work fine with the new url, like the test above goes, to do everything as it can be done with common url

more

wget --no-check-certificate https://peter:111111@10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/RPMS/sos-1.7-9.16.2AXS3.noarch.rpm
wget --no-check-certificate ak:tk
wget --no-check-certificate https://426994C693EA41C2B9D77F1760A75344:4F3F6D92FF544746BF7A4642FFD58AB1@10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/RPMS/sos-1.7-9.16.2AXS3.noarch.rpm
also works

and actually tk is allowed to cut as short as

wget --no-check-certificate https://426994C693EA41C2B9D77F1760A75344:4F3F6D92@10.1.0.64/auth/asianux2/AXS3-RF/x86_64/UPDATE/RPMS/sos-1.7-9.16.2AXS3.noarch.rpm

the above still works, but if you remove again the last char

2
then it will fail