Yesterday and today I've seen clamav set for updating, but missing dependencies. Is this general, or is it a mirror problem?
Anne
Anne Wilson wrote:
Yesterday and today I've seen clamav set for updating, but missing dependencies. Is this general, or is it a mirror problem?
CentOS does not release clamav, however more than one external repo does.
What you need to do is figure out which 3rd party repo you want to get it from, and either use priorities to give that repo priority over the other 3rd party repos ... OR use "exclude=clamav*" in the .repo file (in the applicable sections) to exclude those RPMS from the repo you don't want to get them from.
Thanks, Johnny Hughes
On Saturday 19 April 2008 12:18:13 Johnny Hughes wrote:
Anne Wilson wrote:
Yesterday and today I've seen clamav set for updating, but missing dependencies. Is this general, or is it a mirror problem?
CentOS does not release clamav, however more than one external repo does.
OK, so I'll check out where the original came from, thanks.
What you need to do is figure out which 3rd party repo you want to get it from, and either use priorities to give that repo priority over the other 3rd party repos ... OR use "exclude=clamav*" in the .repo file (in the applicable sections) to exclude those RPMS from the repo you don't want to get them from.
Sounds a bit confusing :-) but I'm sure that with your pointers I can work it out. I used --skip-broken for the time being.
Anne
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