Les Mikesell wrote:
> No, that's what I want to avoid. Everyone else responding
> *is* maintaining snapshot copies of repositories and I
> don't think anyone should have to. Yum's view of a
> repository consists of all the hdr files it has downloaded
> from it. I want it to pretend that files added after
> a certain time weren't there, thus creating a view of
> the state of the repository at a prior time.
At this moment in time, to do what you want, you have to maintain your own
repository.
If you want to create a custom repository and have control of it yourself,
or make a snapshot of a yum repository, which is a good idea to save
bandwidth if you are going to update multiple computers in one location,
there is a very good program to do this easily. It is called Repo-janitor
and the author's website is here:
http://www.bioxray.dk/~mok/repo-janitor.php
I have written a howto and have rpms here for Centos 4.1:
http://smeserver.sourceforge.net/howto/RepoJanitor
Hope this helps,
Greg Swallow
