> > Do you know how to determine which repo a particular package is from? For
> > example, when I do "yum info" against clamav (which isn't receiving
>automatic
>
> > updates), it just says "Repo: installed". I don't know what repo it comes
>from.
> >
> "yum list clamav --showduplicates" should show you all clamav packages
> available in all repos, and will show the installed version so you can
> compare.
Hmmm
Command line error: no such option: --showduplicates
> Also, do you have some software that could do updates automaticaly? I
> think Virtualmin (like Webmin but for domain control, CPanel, etc.) can
> be set to do automatic updates.
I'm not looking for an auto-update system, I'm just trying to understand the one
that is currently running (yum-updatesd and whomever is listening on the other
end of dbus).
It seems to work for the most part, but I want to understand why some packages
don't get upgraded. A partial answer I got to that was that such packages would
be from non-enabled repos, but when I do a "yum upgrade clamav" from the command
line, it works fine -- doesn't that mean that the repo *IS* enabled?
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