Re: Yumex & FC4

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Subject: Re: Yumex & FC4
From: Rolf Gerrits <rm.gerrits@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 00:33:44 +0200
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David,

I think yumex does that, when it cannot connect to the site.
This is not typical FC4.  I noticed this while running FC3 too


David Cary Hart wrote:

I've tried the FC3 RPM, a rebuilt RPM and the source but I cannot get yumex to work. As soon as it comes up, it exits with no error message. Any suggestions?

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