Re: yum probably down

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    It seems to me that you have a proxy problem. Please ignore the rest if you don't attempt to run up2date from behind a proxy.

    So if you're behind a proxy do this:

    $ su -
    $ export http_proxy=http://IP:PORT (insert the proxy's IP and PORT here)
    $ up2date

    The "su -' is very important. I don't know the exact reason for this (you may search this list for more technical answers), but it works for me.
    Cheers,
    Botond
   
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 18:19, Jude DaShiell wrote:
The only thing that comes off the yum servers here is header files with 
wrong lengths so yum here rightly rejects them.  yum upgrade doesn't work, 
I used it to try to get from FC1 to FC2 and yum was reading from the FC1 
channel once the command was issued.  Does anyone on this list know how to 
tell up2date to do an upgrade?  I seem to be having a problem mostly with 
proper syntax for specifying a channel.  This is a pentium yet its got 
i386 version software on it if that makes any difference.


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