what will be the difference of doing this and editing /etc/yum.conf like
this:
exclude=beagle*,kerry
When I have this I won't get any beagle when I do a yum search beagle,
but when I install something that "depends" on beagle it still gets
installed even though I told yum to exclude it.
Bjorge
Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
How about you add exclude=beagle* to your repository configuration
in
/etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo ?
Kind regards,
Jeroen van Meeuwen
-kanarip
Bjorge Solli wrote:
> If I then run a yum updategroup "GNOME Desktop Environment" it will come
> back. I could always remove it again, but I just thought there was a way
> of editing these groups.
>
> Bjorge
>
> Globe Trotter wrote:
>> this does not completely answer your question but how about yum
>> remove beagle?
>>
>> Trotter
>>
>> --- Bjorge Solli <bjorge(a)solli.priv.no> wrote:
>>
>>> Is there an easy way of excluding a package from an install group?
>>>
>>> Editing /etc/yum.conf and add the package to exclude, or using
>>> --exclude did not help.
>>>
>>> I'm trying to not install beagle* as it is too heavy on my network
>>> drives. beagle-gui and beagle-evolution are in the "GNOME Desktop
>>> Environment" group.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Bjorge
>>>
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