On Tue, 2004-08-03 at 16:32, Chris Geddings wrote: > If you are the maintainer of the repo, one workaround you might > consider is having a config file as a part of the repository itself > when you build the repository. All it would require would be the > creation of the file noting the url it should be accessed from, which > is a minimal headache. > > Then you could use the option to fetch the config file from the > command line to access packages from that repo. > > I'm not sure if you can specify multiple configs (rather think not), > so you might still have the headache of having to do multiple command > line iterations of a yum call, but, it is closer. so what if you could do: yum.conf: include=http://someserver/normalstartup.conf include=http://someserver/repo1.conf include=http://someserver/repo2.conf would that solve the issue? -sv
