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Worked like a champ. Thanks. FWIW, I try to err on the side of
caution so I've never mixed up the system and livecd-tools caches. I
have too much "fun" without trying to intentionally shoot my foot off
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Jesse Keating wrote:
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Tim Wood <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:tim.wood@datawranglers.com"><tim.wood@datawranglers.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Is there a way to clean the metadata from bash?
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Erm.. I thought livecd-creator used a yum object instead of executing
yum.... but yes.
yum clean metadata dbcache
It'll clean it from all enabled repos.
Note: sharing system yum cache and compose tool yum cache is a pretty
bad idea. I would not recommend it.
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