Hi,
First, thanks to all the yum developers and contributors for the
good stuff. It's with yum that I maintain packages/updates on an
array of RedHat and Fedora workstations and servers.
I'm looking at yum (1.0.3-3) for providing remote upgrades and
updates to a host of redhat-based servers (e-smith/SME Servers). In
testing my first upgrade this morning I've found that new RPMs
introduced in the repository weren't installed in the upgrade; I
presume that only already-installed packages were updated. Given
yum's update ("will update every currently installed package") and
upgrade options, I wasn't expecting this.
Should I expect a 'yum upgrade' to install new packages if the
upgrade repository contains new packages, and I've configured
yum.conf properly? If not, how do I introduce new packages to a yum
client?
Thanks,
Paul
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