Ok, I see that now. If this happens again, I hope to be able to dig
deeper. Looking at pkgorigions.gz under my current repository shows
location where a package lives
Thanks again
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On Feb 25, 2010, at 11:46 AM, Mike McLean <mikem(a)redhat.com> wrote:
On 02/25/2010 10:38 AM, Doug Reiland wrote:
> Is there a way to tell where yum (in a mock environment) pulled a
> package from?
> I will feel better when I validate it is getting the packages (that
> it
> can) locally.
> I want to make sure my changes really did fix something and not just
> make koji unware of local stuff.
Yum will use the yum config that mock gives it (which comes from the
mock config). This determines where the packages come from.
I'm a little unclear on your setup. In koji, the mock config will
always
reference a single koji repo. That repo will either be fully
internal to
koji or a merger with one or more external repos.
If you just want to determine which packages in a merged repo are
external, you can consult the pkgorigins.gz file.
If you want some heavy-handed validation, you might be able to get yum
to print download sources by cranking up debug output in the yum
config
embedded in the mock config.
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