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Yum (Yellowdog Updater, Modifed

by
Robert G. Brown
Duke University Physics Department
Durham, NC 27708-0305
Copyright Robert G. Brown, 2024


Abstract

Yellowdog Updater Modified is an article introducing yum written not as a formal HOWTO or manual but as simple instructions that should suffice to get you going with yum whether you are a systems administrator or an ordinary user. The article {\em does} show you how to set up your own repository mirror and {\em is} written with a systems person in mind as this can be a moderately complex task. However, it also supports a humble user as it provides a simple synopsis of the most commonly used yum commands and (what is likelty be the hardest single thing for most users) setting yum up to point to a public repository that matches your distribution as closely as possible. Thus both sides of yum are introduced, with simple examples.



Contents

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yum_article/yum_article.pdf 161
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yum_article/yum_article.ps 288
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Home Top Flashcard Program DieHarder Program Benchmaster Program Jove (editor) Program The C Book The Tao of Programming Your Brain: a User's Manual (draft) CVS Mini Howto
C project template PVM project template LaTeX project template HOWTO project template Latex Manual (online) random_pvm demo/template The yum HOWTO (draft) Yum Article Contact About
Amazon Sales Rank Toolset A Theorem Concerning God

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