Skunk Worx wrote:
I've ended up with a yum problem on a FC3 machine and am curious if
there is a way to fix it.
1) I've used rsync to create a local repository on my filesystem. This
seems fine. This is in preparation for lan-based updates.
2) Earlier in the week, before the rsync, I was running out of drive
space, and in a hurry, I deleted /var/cache/yum.
[snip]
5) Running "yum update" again took a little while, but it ran.
However, the final line of output is :
No Packages marked for Update/Obsoletion
...which I don't think is correct, since I can see newer packages in
the rsync repo (and the /var/log/yum.log shows the last update was
June 8th.)
"yum install" is working properly, just no updates.
Changing the baseurl's to http://some-net-repo yields the same result;
install of a package is okay, but no update/obsoletions are detected.
Any ideas on how to correct this? Yum does not seem to be able to
detect the presence of the newer packages anymore.
TIA,
SW
Have you tried
# yum check-update
?
Mike
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