Matthew Miller wrote: > > > Okay, obviously you're seeing something here that I'm not. How do I disable > all non-specific repositories? > > Here's what I'm doing -- that may make this more clear: I want to run yum > -y update (actually, yum -y upgrade) from a cron job rather frequently. However, > if someone drops in a repo file for some-random-eastern-european-repo to > provide access to some very hypothetical app, I don't want that accessed so > frequently. (There's a host of reasons for that, but I hope they're > obvious.) I also don't necessarily want it updated from with assumeyes. I > just want my repos to be looked at. > > Listing all such possible specific repos on the command line isn't, well, > practical. Unfortunately it was just a case of reading your email too quickly and misunderstanding the question. I can't find anything to do what you're asking. Since this looks like something you're wanting to script, it may be easiest to have the script look at /etc/yum.repos.d/ and construct the command line for you so that it disable all repos but yours and enables the ones you want.
