Kai Schaetzl wrote:
> Ah, I see now why you are doing this, I wasn't aware that the release package
> contains those .repo files. *However*, as I said earlier (and unless you use
> different filenames for your local repo) the new centos-release will *not*
> overwrite your existing CentOS-Base.repo file etc. So, if this is your
> concern: this is not a problem.
>
> Kai
>
>
In order to use my repo files, I move CentOS ones to backup subfolder,
so update reinsert them.
Since I already have my solution, I'll not return official *.repo files,
but I will keep in mind ".rpmnew stuff".
I created my plc-* (mirrors) and plnet-* (addon packages from various
repos for desktop use and packages compiled by me) release packages for
various uses that are saved in subfolder(s) and then I developed small
shell script that makes it possible to switch from one *.repo set to
another (like from all of my repositories enabled, with official
disabled, to only official with only my additional repositories).
So if my server is down, I can update and install from official mirrors
with ease.
Ljubomir
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