yum upgrade

Bob Goodwin bobgoodwin at wildblue.net
Sat May 13 22:55:13 UTC 2006


Chris Jones wrote:
>> Note that the downloaded update packages remain under /var/cache/yum
>> even after they are installed.  If you have other systems you
>> can copy them in place so you don't have to download again or
>> if you don't have other systems you can 'yum clean all' to remove
>> them and save space.
>>     
>
> I think, just for the record, thats only true for FC4. For FC5 the default 
> behavior was switched to delete them after installation.
>   
Another feature I don't want!

What do I change to prevent yum from deleting them?

I prefer to control what my computer does and such things really bother 
me. 
I updated the kernel and it left me only one earlier one, deleted the rest!

I searched through the yum and yumex files and it's not obvious to me where
this is set. 

/etc/yumex.conf

Has a line "autocleanup = no"  set to "no" in response to a menu item I 
found but
I still don't find any saved rpm's.  With FC4 those rpm's were a 
resource I used
in other computers ...

Thanks.

Bob Goodwin   Zuni, Virginia   w2bod




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