On Wed, 4 Aug 2004, Daniel Gagnon wrote: > > However, it would be nice if yum had the option > > yum list updates --with-dependencies > > Hum... I guess that : > > yum update > > Then saying "no" when asked if it is ok to download would do the same. > However, how can I know which rpm is from which repository ? You can construct a "wget pkg1 pgk2 .. " command for lftp and invoke it separately for each repository (from different locations) mkdir repo1 mkdir repo2 cd repo1 lftp url1 wget pkg1 pgk2 .. cd ../repo2 lftp url2 wget pkg1 pgk2 .. Now you when you go back to the slow-link machine - you can easily copy the .rpm files into the correct /var/cache/yum/repo/packages location and then invoke: yum -C update Satish
