So just to be sure I understand. You take the list of updateable
pkgs,
and you iterate over each one until you can't update anything completely
anymore. Is that right?
-sv
Correct.
I couldn't figure out a way to make yum do that itself and at first
glance the -t option looks like it was built for that purpose.
Also, I couldn't figure out how to make yum stop
"Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)"
every single time it is run (to iterate through that list faster).
I thought the -C option would but I doesn't.
The script shouldn't install anything that you don't already have installed
unless it is a new dependency from something you are updating.
(Sorry for the broken topic threading ... replying from message digest)
/Mike