on 6/21/2007 2:00 PM, Matej Cepl wrote: > On 2007-06-21, 12:31 GMT, Kevin Kofler wrote: >> * better handling of broken dependencies: apt-get dist-upgrade >> can automatically remove packages which have broken >> dependencies (of course it asks first!), and apt can also do >> a partial upgrade if some of the packages in the updates >> repository have broken dependencies. With yum, you'll have fun >> with manually removing packages in the first case and --exclude >> in the second. > > Don't want to fight on any side of this perenial religious war, > but just to note that package-cleanup --problems (package-cleanup > is in yum-utils package) works pretty well for the first issue. > Not sure about the other one (I would try --disablerepo or > --exclude, or maybe that there is some plugin for that, don't > know). The yum-skip-broken plugin will do this. -- David
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