seth vidal wrote: > On Wed, 2002-06-26 at 17:17, Troy Dawson wrote: > >>Howdy, >>Sorry for being quiet for a while, things got a little busy around here. >>I've been testing 0.8.8, and putting it through it's paces. >> >>Things seem to work pretty well, but I managed to get a traceback out of it. >>Here's the situation. >>On my server I have two distributions. I have my yum.conf file looking at >>both of them. Everything goes well until I remove one of the distributions >>off the server. It then barfs and coughs up a traceback. >> > > > so you remove the files/dir from the server and you don't remove the > entry from the yum.conf? > > what type of server? http or ftp? > > > -sv > Yes, I just removed the files/dir. It was actually just a link to the other directory (73, and 73newer). When I was in transition to actually make 73newer, newer (remove the link, make a new directory and put the new stuff in), I thought I'd see what type off error yum would send. And that was what I got. It is an http server. On another note. When I brought the server down completely I got a more normal message of # yum update nedit Gathering package information from servers Getting headers from: 7.1.1 mail IOError: [Errno socket error] (111, 'Connection refused') URL: http://yort.fnal.gov/fermi/711/i386/RedHat/RPMS/headers/header.info # Which is actually what I expected when I removed the directory the first time. Thanks Troy
