Hi Bob:
Thanks for providing those files so that I could have a chance to review your difficulty.

As you know we are communicating through TSS servers and not directly to one another. What appears to be happening is that the email messages I'm sending are for some reason being truncated or chopped so that they appear on the next line. When I send them originally, they are on all on one line. Of course, from this point onwards you will realize that piece of code which you interpreted as being on the next line should instead be the ending on the previous line. It should end as:

...4.1/extras/

Let's not get confused. For the sake of discussion, I'm using the formal convention of the symbol ... which represents a marker for all characters which appear prior to yum on line 29.

The other way to correct it, since this is not used currently anyway is to comment it out. The previous lines are commented out anyway. However, remember if you just do that you are more than likely to forget to place this and the other dangling ends to the correct place where they should be.

I should be able to modify my email software so that this truncation or modification doesn't occur. However, even if I do, others may not and it would still be upon you to know enough what the correct arrangement of the code should have been.

Good Luck...

On Jun 18, 2006, at 1:33 AM, Bob Katz wrote:

Hi Derick
                      First off Thank You so much for a lot of valuable information I appreciate your sharing this with me (all of us on the newbie list) I am afraid however that for some reason your yum.conf file would not work in my configuration                                                

                Please find attached to this email a copy of your file as it was put in the etc folder and a copy of the terminal output after I  inputed yum update command  any thoughts you might have on this I would greatly appreciate you sharing them with me 

      In the mean time I will try to digest the information you sent earlier ( with your yum.conf file ) and try to apply it appropriately

                                                                                                       <desktop><yum.conf>                 Thank You  Bob_______________________________________________
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