Hi, Johnny.
Thank you for that 'protect' tag explanation that seems to do exactly what I
wanted.
>That would be, in my opinion, a very good thing to have. Or something
>like Repo pinning. That does not exist in the default yum.
>
>Those things would bring their own problems, because there would be
>items in the Dag repo (let's say "package B" that REQUIRE a newer
>version of "package A" (which is contained in the CentOS repo). This
>would cause a dependency problem if trying to install or upgrade
>"Package B".
Would this 'protect' tag solution also arise the same problem than described
above ?
Also, does someone know where I could find a list of Dag's repo packages
that are already present in the CentOS officials ?
If there are only a few ones there, then it might be ok to just add them to
the repos list as I am doing now already.
Is a downgrade from one higher version package to a current CentOS package
something doable? I am a bit affraid to do something like that and don't
know how I would do it (it might influence other packages as well..)
Best regards,
Daniel
