OK, I'm sold. You don't happen to have a script lying around to parse through repository directories and create the yumgroups.xml file automatically, do you? :) I tried searching around for one but I've had no luck. -Jeff On Wed, 2003-09-03 at 12:40, seth vidal wrote: > right and more to the point the yumgroups.xml lets you get certain other > advantages. > > yum groupupdate is a nice way to keep systems current with whatever you > want in a particular group. > > -sv
