Scott Silva wrote: > Adam Gibson spake the following on 5/3/2006 8:29 AM: > Can't you rpm -qa --last and re-install every rpm on the date of the failed > yum run? That's a good suggestion. At least it gives me a complete list of everything that was updated, allowing me to go from there. I can then use the --scripts option to RPM to give me something to look at for seeing what is being executed in the cleanup. Thanks!
Re: Possible to cause Yum to "reload" packages a second time?
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