James Wilkinson wrote: > One of the big users of disk space is yum's cache. The command > yum clean packages will delete the cache of packages that yum has > downloaded (normally it stores a copy of everything it downloads). The > command yum clean all deletes everything yum has deleted, which means > it will have to re-download headers next time you do a yum update. Which may take a very long time, and the obvious remedy is to not do that, but manually delete the RPMs, leaving the headers alone, in the /var/cache/yum/name-of-repo/packages/ directories. -- Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
