Charles Curley - Software Engineer, Writer

Yum Repository Notes

There have been some questions about using yum (Yellow dog Updater, Modified) on Fedora on various lists. I set up a yum repository, and wrote up my notes on how to do this. Here, for your convenience, are various format files.

In addition, if you want a local copy, you can have it in these formats. All are compressed with bzip2.

If you have problems grabbing the files below, you can edit your mime types. They are mime type application/x-bzip2, with extension bz2. In Netscape and

you can hold down a shift key while you click on the link.

PDF

Postscript

HTML chunky (lots of small pages. Faster reading.)

HTML smooth (one monster page -- no chunks. Easier to search.)

Raw ASCII text.

Use the Source, Luke.

9ca462e6120baaf012fd4f0821550c09 yum.chunky.html.tar.bz2 80248a8d1a35f3ccfdda4e44acf32597 yum.pdf.bz2 8ffe59a5d53f69bb801134d3ffc8aa67 yum.ps.bz2 f93bbe28c2cfb192e58422849c22be3d yum.smooth.html.tar.bz2 91569cb3936043535acb8624dc9b344a yum.tar.bz2 e856406ff9074d242cb6e036b3dac059 yum.txt.bz2

4d9890ce741ba721fdf18b5d8696f30394bf92ad yum.chunky.html.tar.bz2 af53b4a90b1e4a5888d8602b8af3e6d7ef464e3f yum.pdf.bz2 90a24fe0a7e13869b71ba016ceba1ebdcbdcb521 yum.ps.bz2 7e274244d42d84446beec8ca6a312fe022d7b9be yum.smooth.html.tar.bz2 dab1c5669f01948cc2e78ca7894496888b52f760 yum.tar.bz2 f24c99a5872d29676eb3b8318f72932bf8be75c5 yum.txt.bz2

To ensure that you got a good download, validate the files against the checksums above. The easiest way to do this is to pull in the sha1sum or md5sum files (or both), and run the appropriate program against it:

sha1sum -c sha1sums

or/and

md5sum -c md5sums