Re: yum update...any way to have it download multiple packages at once?

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The idea, of course, would be for it to use multiple mirrors to do the downloads.

Why wouldn't it be faster in that fashion?

Thanks for the reply.

Kevin

Alan Cox wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 15:20:01 -0600
Kevin Martin <kevintm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

When using Yum to update a system, is there any way to tell yum to download more than one package at a time? If, say, there are 15-20 packages to update, it would be nice if yum could do the download asynchronously instead of synchronously and then

It wouldn't be materially faster, in fact its likely to make it slower
and you'll put more load on the download site.

Alan


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