When I run yum update (as I said in a previous message), I get some errors stating that I have dependencies. One viewer stated that I am getting yum data that is out of date.
Where is the config file that holds this data and what is the correct location?
Todd
On 04/10/06, Todd Cary todd@aristesoftware.com wrote:
When I run yum update (as I said in a previous message), I get some errors stating that I have dependencies. One viewer stated that I am getting yum data that is out of date.
Where is the config file that holds this data and what is the correct location?
# yum clean or # yum clean all
... will clear down any locally cached yum information. The Yum configurations themselves are held in
/etc/yum.conf #(main configuration file, repositories can be configured here) /etc/yum.repos.d/ #(individual repository configurations in reponame.repo files)
Will.
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