Hi, My /etc/yum.conf points to 2 repositories, call it rep1 and rep2. And as luck will have it, they each have a "authd" RPM which contains totally unrelated software. And yum list doesn't show both. Is there a way around it? rep1 is actually the Redhat repository and has this RPM authd-1.4.2-8.i386.rpm [provided by RedHat, implementation of ident protocol] rep2 is another repository holding RPMs for gexec and pcp, and they require authd-0.2.2-1.i386.rpm [provided by http://www.theether.org/authd/] I had a hard time installing authd-0.2.2-1. It just won't happen, even if I do a yum install authd-0.2.2-1 I finally managed to show that it doesn't even show up in list of RPMs when I do yum list | grep authd Only authd-1.4.2 is listed. But if I edit the /etc/yum.conf to exclude the redhat repo (repo1), and only point to repo1, yum list returns authd-0.2. So does it mean yum is intelligent enough to remove the "older versions" of authd from showing up? Is there a way to tell yum not to do that? Just want to ask if there is any way to "disable" the authd-1.4.2 RPM, instead of tinkering with the yum.conf? Regards, Kenneth
