hi forumers! can anybody enlighten me on - whats the use of the gpgcheck=xx in /etc/yum.conf -file? If I hex it off will it affect installing/updating ? I do : yum update pkgname* ; (* - wildcad) I get a lot of transactions and checking, then I see the required pkg lisited. I press y and then it always tell me 'NOKEY" and other things, then it exit doing nothing ? I dont get the pkgname installed . Has it got to do with this gpgcheck thing ? Then how do I get this gpgkey and where do I have to install it to make it work ? I always see some gpgkey files in some mirrors dirs, have they got to be downloaded to my /root ?? Kupoon-mak !! dankeschon On 12/20/06, Fredrik Tolf <fredrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mon, 2006-12-18 at 11:43 +0700, Fajar A. Nugraha wrote: > AFAIK there are at least two ways to do so. > First way is to bump the version of your local package using Epoch term. > See http://sial.org/howto/rpm/epoch/ for examples. > Second way is to use yum-priorities plugin, officially part of yum-utils > > 1.0. If you give your local repository higher priority, ALL package on > your local repo will be used instead of the official repo. Thanks for these tips! I'll have to look into them in detail soon (especially the Epoch method, since it seems to require modification only in the built packages). Although the method suggested by Seth and Leslie is interesting for its simplicity, it seems kind of ugly to me because of its necessity for additional local configuration. Not that I have that many clients to maintain, but it's more fun to do it properly, right? :) Thanks again! Fredrik Tolf _______________________________________________ Yum mailing list Yum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.dulug.duke.edu/mailman/listinfo/yum
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