On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 17:47 -0500, Javier Perez wrote: > Just an Idea. > > 1. Create a /etc/yum directory > 2. Create several yum.conf files > Each yum.conf file (YumMain.conf, YumDag.conf, YumWhatever.conf) > will include the repositories that you need AND EXCLUDE ALL OTHER > PACKAGES THAT YOU DO NOT WANT TO TEST IN THAT REPOSITORY > You will have to use a regexp in here > 3. Write a script yum_update that will call Yum with each > config file in turn to update the packages. > > > In theory you can use the parameter exclude inside > each repository, but I believe it will be much too messy, > changing the same Config file all the time. > > If you want to automate the process you will have to > create a MetaYum tool yum in cvs-HEAD branch has --enablerepo and --disablerepo options on the commandline so you can enable or disable a repo by default in the config file then turn them on or off on the command line. that should reduce problems -sv
