On Sat, May 12, 2018 at 9:16 AM Steven C Timm <t...@fnal.gov> wrote: > Two things could be happening--
> (1) yum typically has a delay built into it of a couple days before it refreshes the repo cache when the repo has been changed, and thus may not have detected the new repo is there. > (2) yum update could be failing for some reason--if you have a stock system there will be e-mail in your root account saying why. > My systems got the 7.5 updates yesterday May 11. > Steve Timm One delay is the time for the mirrors to get the updates. Depending on how cleverly they're set up, and how much material they need to pull from the reference repository, this can take significant time after the release time at the primary distribution sites. This problem occurs for almost all mirrored software distributions of any size. And whatever the local mirror for you is, it may have fallen behind.
