Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to
what
the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by
yum
and
what
will not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded
a bunch of stuff,
email builder wrote:
Do you know how to determine which repo a particular package is from? For
example, when I do yum info against clamav (which isn't receiving automatic
updates), it just says Repo: installed. I don't know what repo it comes
from.
yum list clamav --showduplicates
Email builder wrote on Tue, 5 Apr 2011 16:46:55 -0700 (PDT):
then the outstanding question is how to figure out why certain
packages are not being updated.
Well, first action: did you actually check with the repo that there is a
newer package? Just because a package isn't updated doesn't
then the outstanding question is how to figure out why certain
packages are not being updated.
Well, first action: did you actually check with the repo that there is a
newer package?
Yes. I'm not sure why would you think otherwise...?
Just because a package isn't updated doesn't
Do you know how to determine which repo a particular package is from? For
example, when I do yum info against clamav (which isn't receiving
automatic
updates), it just says Repo: installed. I don't know what repo it comes
from.
yum list clamav --showduplicates should show
It does look like updates are happening, but it's not clear to me by
whom.
do_update is set to no, but notification is by dbus, so I assumed
that
dbus is notifying another process to do the actual updates. Is
there
a way I
can track that down?
Are you sure the updates
Hello,
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and what will
not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded a bunch of
stuff, but I also notice that yum will not
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and what
will
not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded a bunch
of
stuff, but I also notice that yum
Simple answer: yum update will update *all* packages in the repo's that
are *enabled*.
Kai
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email builder wrote:
Hello,
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and what
will
not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded a bunch
of
stuff, but
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 6:14 PM, email builder emailbuilde...@yahoo.com wrote:
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and what
will not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and
what
will not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded
a bunch of stuff, but I also notice that yum will
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what
the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and what
will
not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded a
bunch
of
stuff, but I also notice
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 7:40 PM, email builder emailbuilde...@yahoo.com wrote:
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to what
the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and
what
will not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time
Sorry if this is somewhat naive, but I'm a little confused as to
what
the
criteria is for that which will get upgraded automatically by yum and
what
will not.
I see in our logwatch messages from time to time that yum upgraded
a bunch of stuff, but I also
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