Todd Denniston wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote, On 07/25/2009 08:32 PM:
I have been running yum with keepcache=1 to save rpms I install. Being
busy I seem to have gotten several versions of some packages in
/var/cache/yum. Is there a command which will delete anything listed
in obsoletes without losing my copy of the most recent? I create a
local archive of recent rpms to be nice to my network.
Using 'yum clean' does too much. :-(
repomanage -c -k 2 --old path/to/cacheOfRPMs/ > removethese.txt
#and then (after sanity checking removethese.txt)
for i in `cat removethese.txt`;do rm $i;done
might get you close.
Note, AFAIK the repomanage command does NOT have to be ran against a YUM
repo.
Note 2, using -k 1 keeps 1 vs -k 2 keeping 2.
I can't thank you enough for that, I was looking in all the wrong places! Just
the solution I wanted, works perfectly.
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Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx>
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the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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