On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 12:08, Peter Peltonen wrote: > On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 14:24, Michael Stenner wrote: > > is python2 syntax only. Stick a "python2" at the beginning of your > > command line to make sure python2 is used as the interpreter. > > That was it, thanks. I have one question still, though: > > Is it possible to make "meta groups" that will require other groups but > do not have any packages of their own? For example: > > I want to make a group called "desktops" that would require groups > "gnome" and "kde", and if I'd issue a command 'yum groupinstall > desktops' I'd get every rpm that is in the gnome and kde groups? > > At least it does not seem to be possible to run yumgengroups.py without > specifing any packages to it. yumgengroups wasn't intended to be group only, you're right. but you can do a group with just groups in it. It's legal in the groups code. -sv
