On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 16:27, garrick wrote: > I'm now using yum to support my RH linux cluster, and it's working > great. Yum is being run from cron jobs that makes sure all nodes are in > sync. I just need one small thing: less verboseness. When cron sends > a daily email with the output of nearly 600 machines, it's impossible to > quickly glance for errors. I was thinking maybe -q could suppress all > normal output; only printing error messages. > yum -y -e 0 -d 0 update that should be the default cron job. doesn't that work for quieting it down? -sv
