Am Mittwoch, 25. Mai 2005 22:55 schrieb Karsten Jeppesen: > > However if you question really is: " How can i make my local > ripository to be the one to use if the newest files are in multiple > repositories including my local one", then the answer is: > Yum will choose the repository based on the placement in the config > file. If the config file lists your local repository first - then yum > will attempt to get it from there first. I bet, yum is using the ConfigParser module here, which unfortunately doesn't have a concept of order (priority). I typically circumvent this issue by using section names like [01_base], but doesn't know, if this will also work with yum, since it requires some internal preparations (add sections to a list, and sort it by name). Another way would be using an entry like "priority = xx" in each section and sort by its (numeric) value. The fine python source is your best friend.. Note: I'm on SuSE which means maintaining local repos anyway. They're either all accessible or none ;-).. Pete
