yum question

[Mike]

Mail Lists <lists <at> sapience.com> writes:

>    According to the man page
> 
>      you can do 'yum changelog X packages'

I could not get this to work in f8.

However I did notice that the command:
yum list available|grep yum
gives:
kyum.i386                                0.7.5-10.fc8.1         updates-newkey
opyum.noarch                             0.0.3-1.fc8            fedora
yum-aliases.noarch                       1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-allowdowngrade.noarch                1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-arch.noarch                          2.2.2-2.fc7            fedora
yum-basearchonly.noarch                  1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-changelog.noarch                     1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-cron.noarch                          0.8.2-1.fc8            updates-newkey
yum-downloadonly.noarch                  1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-fastestmirror.noarch                 1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-fedorakmod.noarch                    1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-filter-data.noarch                   1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-kernel-module.noarch                 1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-keys.noarch                          1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-list-data.noarch                     1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-merge-conf.noarch                    1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-presto.noarch                        0.4.5-1.fc8            updates-newkey
yum-priorities.noarch                    1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-protect-packages.noarch              1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-protectbase.noarch                   1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-refresh-updatesd.noarch              1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-security.noarch                      1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-skip-broken.noarch                   1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-tmprepo.noarch                       1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-tsflags.noarch                       1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-updateonboot.noarch                  1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-upgrade-helper.noarch                1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-verify.noarch                        1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yum-versionlock.noarch                   1.1.15-1.fc8           updates-newkey
yumex.noarch                             2.0.4-1.fc8            updates-newkey

And yum-changelog is a package that can be installed.

I guess once that package is installed (as well as a number of other
useful yum packages) then yum-changelog can be used...