Re: YUM (refresh-packagekit ?) possible problem

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Quicksort wrote:

Platform: *Fedora 17 x64*


Hello everybody,

Usually, updates frequency is high. But for about one week, none.

How can I check my installed YUM (refresh-packagekit ?) still
correctly does its work ? And what should I do if it does not ?

I have cron run "yum -y --downloadonly upgrade" daily, and I have the option to keep packages set in yum.conf. At a civilized hour I check the mail and see what's to be updated, and apply some or all of the packages.

To check that things are working, just "yum check-update" can be run manually, it typically will download some metadata and present a list of what needs update, if anything. It's relatively fast, and will give you that "warm fuzzy feeling" that everything is ok, or tell you for certain that it's not.

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