yum.conf exclude

[Bart Kalita]

Thats absolutely fine ,  did the same here.


Charles Howse wrote:

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>Hi,
>I just need some assurance that I haven't broken my system...
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>I have accidentally let yum update xmms from 1.2.9 to 1.2.10, and now I get 
>the "We don't do mp3 anymore" msg when trying to play a stream from 
>ShoutCast.
>
>I did 
># yum remove xmms
>but it wanted to remove some kde files (can't remember the names) as 
>dependencies, which I thought was a bad idea, and cancelled.
>
>I have done 
># rpm -e --nodeps xmms
>and 
>#rpm -ivh ~/tmp/xmms-1.2.9-1.i386.rpm
>which fixed the problem, and have added exclude=xmms to my /etc/yum/conf.
>
>Does that sound right?  Should I expect anything to be broken?
>- -- 
>Charles Howse
>Jackson, TN
>Registered Linux user # 347576 (http://counter.li.org)
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