Hi, Em Sexta 03 Novembro 2006 19:30, Tom Horsley escreveu: > > I have seen lots of admonitions about the dangers > > of mixing packages from, for example, livna and > > dries. But I have not seen any clear technical > > descriptions of exactly *what* (with examples) the > > problem is! > > You download mplayer from livna, all is working. Then > you add freshrpms to get something from there that > livna doesn't have, and it starts updating your > mplayer libraries. Pretty soon nothing is from any > consistent source and your system is a mess. > > An updater that allowed package exclusions > (or an "only these" inclusion list) on a > per-repository basis would be a big help. > > Lacking that, I've often considered building my own > local repository of just the stuff I want from other > repos and using only that to update my system :-). I use several repositories mixed with the protectbase yum plugin enabled to protect the official repositories and livna, and the system has always been stable this way. I use: core, updates, extras, kde-redhat, livna, freshrpms, atrpms, dries, dribble and planetccrma (this is not available for FC6 yet). I setup core, updates, extras, kde-redhat and livna with "protect=1" so that their packages can't be replaced by package in the other repositories. For me, it has always worked well this way. []'s Marcelo -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
