On Sat, 10 Jan 2004, Jeff Sheltren wrote: > Well, to answer your question, I don't think there is currently a way to > specify which yumgroups.xml file to use. My advice would be to name your > groups differently than the groups are named on the public repo. Then yum > will read both files and smoosh them together. You'll be able to use the > groupupdate/groupinstall commands for your groups and just ignore the other > groups. Hope that helps. The problem with that is that I would not be able to use any names that happened to conflict with whatever is in someone elses yumgroups.xml. That would be difficult if not impossible. FWIW I do not normally use public repos with existing yumgroups.xml files but I have seen it and been bitten by it. I would just like to be able to avoid it in the future. FWIW: The repos at duke have this. Right now the only answer seems to be not to use repos that are "helping you" in this mannor but... .......Tom
