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You can temp remove the .repo file from your yum.repos.d directory or edit the the repo file(s) in question and disable it.<br />
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Try yumex if you need GUI.
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You can temp remove the .repo file from your yum.repos.d directory or edit the the repo file(s) in question and disable it.


Try yumex if you need GUI.

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i have never seen yumex for centos 5 64 bits- only for centos 4
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i have never seen yumex for centos 5 64 bits- only for centos 4

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Hi all,<br />
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I have a few repos installed, but need to update only one repository, because other return some dependency errors. <br />
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what is a syntax to run yum only for a selected repo?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi all,

I have a few repos installed, but need to update only one repository, because other return some dependency errors. 

what is a syntax to run yum only for a selected repo?

Thanks

Centos: How to update only one repo via yum

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