I like the idea of yummir, but I cannot seem to get it to work. I know it is installed, I can check doc (man yummir) but it will run (command not found). I know python is installed; what else must I check to make sure I have all the req.'s in place. Thanks in advance, Ben On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 12:10, Peter Smith wrote: > Thanks for the info! Actually, the "access yummir via web" chunk I > refer to is just a web-based human interface that you'd probably run at > your site (tummy.com) that would show the world "hey this repository > over here is always up to date" and "hey this other repository isn't, > blech." Not entirely useful, just sort-of like a list that people can > look at and say "ooh, that's neat" or "krap, my repository isn't listed" > or "dang, my repository hasn't updated itself in how long?" > > Peter > > Sean Reifschneider wrote: > > >On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 01:50:53PM -0600, Peter Smith wrote: > > > >>"access yummir via web" chunk that lets you look at the current list of > >>repositories and/or their current state(s). > >> > >> > > > >That shouldn't be necessary. The list of repositories is on your > >system, downloaded from the published list on the web-site, so that's > >already there. > > > >It's just that the process of updating that list right now is manual. > > > > >
