I\'m distributing custom applications for redhat. I want to set up my update server to have the client applications auto-updated. I need the update process to be secured.
I know there are other applications also, but considering yum/apt-get/aptitude/pacman are you core package managers for linux distributions.
I\'ve noticed that when I update my programming tools (packages) on Fedora using PackageKit, I will occasionally be told that I need to logout or reboot.Yet when using Yum (preferred), no such advice
I wo开发者_如何转开发uld like to now what happens if yum starts updating and during update user (force)shuts down computer ? What are the dangerous parts of update process if user shut down pc ?Anytim
I would like to know does yum keep cash of downloaded packages if update was not successful, for example during update computer was restarted, but some packages were d开发者_开发百科ownloaded.
i am using redhat 5.1 versions .i n开发者_StackOverfloweed the rpm that automatically download from internet
I have a software suite of ~150 custom RPMs, with fairly complex dependencies between them: the tree of dependencies for each package is usually about five levels deep
I am trying to install ffmpeg on an EC2 instance, by doing the following: (1) Editing: \'/etc/yum.repos.d/dag.repo\' and inserting:
I have a list of 350 rpms list开发者_开发技巧ed in a text file that are also installed in a cluster that is not online with the outside world.We have an internal yum repository.Is there a way to take
We have a web app we package into an RPM. We have a problem with the version field of the RPM. Let\'s say we have installed our rpm: foo-2.1.0.007