I have my yum repository setup as follows: distro/ RedHat/ (all Redhat 7.3 RPMS with updates merged in) internal/ (rpms created internally or downloaded from 3rdparty) headers/ (yum headers) I want to maintain a test area as well i.e.: distro.test/ updates/rh/ (nighly rsynced redhat updates (before merging)) internal/ (internal new ones before merging) headers/ (yum headers) I use yum 1.03 (because of redhat 7.3). My question is can I configure yum.conf to hold both areas: [distro] ... [newstuff] ... And tell it via command line to run against "distro" (normal stable stuff). Then if I want to test upgrade a machine tell it to go against "newstuff" ? Or do I have to have different config files and switch among them via the -c command line switch ? Basically what I am after is by default having machiens update against the golden archive and a few machines update against the new RPMs so I can test before pushing to my golden area. Thanks, Steve
