Karanbir Singh wrote:
On 08/26/2009 02:25 PM, Frank.Brodbeck@klingel.de wrote:
Nice... same problem here. yum upgrade probably sets a new /etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-Base.repo in place,
That should not happen, if you have edited or changes the .repo file yourself. A yum update should leave you with a .rpmnew file to handle as you wish. If this is not the case, and you have a situation where the .repo file is being replaced by the yum update - please file an issue report at bugs.centos.org.
The only place where this might be acceptable is if you have a yum plugin like mergeconf that is trying to but failing at doing the right thing. An issue report for that, if that is indeed the case.
One important thing is NOT to change the NAME of the .repo file ... Or, if you do change the name, make sure that you put a CentOS-Base.repo file there so that a new one is not placed in your yum.repos.d directory (as KB said, if there is a modified file, it will not be replaced ... if there is no file with that name, a new one will be put there).
You said you upgraded ... are you sure you have your path is correct now?