> It'd also be nice if yum supported 'temporary' repositories that were > passed to it on the command line or through library calls, so, for > example, an application RPM could include some meta-data pointing toa > repository containing dependencies, so users don't have to a) manually > add the repository to their yum.conf or b) manually download all the > dependencies. It seems to me that a 'temporary' repository is a root kit waiting to happen. -sv
