> > Sorry, I correct, > > # yum-arch <rpms_dir> > # ls <rpms_dir>/.. > header.info headers/ <rpms_dir> > which means that by default header.info and headers/ will be > at the same level as <rpms_dir> and don't put header.info within headers/ > (that's what the yum command expect) > > # yum-arch <rpms_dir> <dir_where_to_put_headers_and_header.info> > # ls <dir_where_to_put_headers_and_header.info> > header.info headers/ ... > header.info and headers/ will be under the directory specified > on the command line but again I don't understand what advantage you get from that. the reason yum puts headers and header.info under the sub dir is so you can more than one dir yum-enabled in any hiearchy w/o too much trouble -sv
