Re: yum.conf clean-up

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On 04/08/2004 04:03 PM, Phil Schaffner wrote:

On Thu, 2004-04-08 at 15:42, Satish Balay wrote:


On Thu, 8 Apr 2004, Matt Morgan wrote:



When I first installed fedora core, I was entirely clueless about yum, snip <


Will work fine untill some packages get updated that changes/breaks
existing dependencies. At that time - yum will give nice errors -
indicating what depency is broken. Yum don't care if this bad
dependency is from orphaned package or not.



Be warned that these problems are likely to happen immediately as
packages from the FreshRPMS group (including ATrpms, Dag, Dries,...) of
repositories seem to often be mutually incompatible with
Fedora.US/Livna. The others you have added would only seem to increase
the probability of problems.


Noted--thanks! I decided not to switch to livna, and instead stick with the FreshRPMs group.



And for your sanity - to know what packages are orphaned - you can do:

yum list extras


Excellent! Using my new, small yum.conf, I get

flash-plugin                        i386   6.0.79-2                 db
gpg-pubkey                          None   e42d547b-3960bdf1        db
j2re                                i586   1.4.2-5.rhfc1.dag        db
k3b                                 i686   1:0.11.9-1.xcyb          db
mplayerplug-in                      i386   2.45-fc1                 db
wine                                i386   0.20040321-1             db
wine-devel                          i386   0.20040321-1             db
winesetuptk                         i586   0-73                     db

as extras--which is about what I expected, and quite manageable. I'll manually update with yum.conf.full when I hear of a vulnerability or important improvement to something on my extras-list.



snip <


yum -C remove package

Satish



Very nice yum mini-tutorial!

Phil


Agreed! What a great mailing list. Thanks to both of you.

--Matt



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