Adam Gibson wrote: > My solution was to create a script that did a 'yum check-update', This is a superb idea and one that I'm going to implement myself. > I wish yum had an option to do this. I would call it > --cleanup-after-each-package :). My kingdom for this option!
Possible to cause Yum to "reload" packages a second time?
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