Building a Yum Repository

[Charles Curley]

I'm cross-posting this to the yum list, of which I am not a
member. Please CC me in your replies to that list.

There have been some questions about using yum (Yellow dog Updater,
Modified) on Fedora on various lists. I set up a yum repository, and
wrote up my notes on how to do this. I currently have them in
OpenOffice.org format, and have exported them to xml. As soon as I get
my xml tools working correctly, I'll produce a somewhat more readable
version. Eventually, when I get it whipped into shape and have had
some peer review, I'll release it under the GFDL. Meanwhile, for
your review are a raw text export from OpenOffice.org and a pdf
export from OOo version. Sorry, the hyperlinks didn't export.

http://www.charlescurley.com/yum.html

[Schwuk]

Charles Curley wrote:
> There have been some questions about using yum (Yellow dog Updater,
> Modified) on Fedora on various lists. I set up a yum repository, and
> wrote up my notes on how to do this.

Very useful - I was just about to sit and figure out how to do that 
myself. Saved me a job...

Cheers,

[Erwin J. Prinz]

Also see:
http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/General/yum_HOWTO/yum_HOWTO/
for info about yum.

Best regards, Erwin

[Charles Curley]

On Mon, Oct 06, 2003 at 07:48:53PM -0600, Charles Curley wrote:
> I'm cross-posting this to the yum list, of which I am not a
> member. Please CC me in your replies to that list.
>
> There have been some questions about using yum (Yellow dog Updater,
> Modified) on Fedora on various lists. I set up a yum repository, and
> wrote up my notes on how to do this. I currently have them in
> OpenOffice.org format, and have exported them to xml. As soon as I get
> my xml tools working correctly, I'll produce a somewhat more readable
> version. Eventually, when I get it whipped into shape and have had
> some peer review, I'll release it under the GFDL. Meanwhile, for
> your review are a raw text export from OpenOffice.org and a pdf
> export from OOo version. Sorry, the hyperlinks didn't export.
>
> http://www.charlescurley.com/yum.html

I have gotten it into XML, docbook, to be specific, and various forms
of output are now available.