Re: download package with Yum.

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Subject: Re: download package with Yum.
From: Rahul Sundaram <sundaram@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 00:59:13 +0530
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Mark Haney wrote:

Okay, call me stupid, but what happened to the ability to use yum todownload a binary package and NOT install it at that time? I've got afunky gnome-python2 update that I need to re-install the package, but Idon't want to remove 25 dependencies and then re-install them for thisone package. If the '--download-only' option is gone, is there anotherI can't find?

yumdownloader which is part of yum-utils. If you want to downgrade atthe same time there are a couple of plugins in Fedora Extras.


Rahul

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