> I updated yum 2.4 to yum 2.9 from ATRPMS by using yum as below. You should *not* do that. As you already realized, it actually breaks things. > But, Since I updated yum to 2.9, All those are gone. > > Now I want to know that how to enable, restart yum. > > And also I want ot know should I write a crontab for my daily > updtaes? > > Help needed. Probably the best guess is: - get a copy of the current yum rpm for CentOS 4 - uninstall the atrpms yum - install the CentOS yum After you have done that look into the protectbase plugin for yum[1]. It can be used to prevent a 3rd party repository (like atrpms) from updating the CentOS base packages, as this is usually not a good idea. An example how it can be enabled for RPMForge[2] is also avaiable in the Wiki[3]. Hope that helps Andreas [1] http://wiki.centos.org/PackageManagement/Yum/ProtectBase [2] http://wiki.centos.org/Repositories/RPMForge [3] http://wiki.centos.org/
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