Re: RHEL 5.7 yum conf? ('yum grouplist' failing)

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On 12/29/2011 12:29 AM, yum@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Thanks for your help!

On Wed 12/28/11 23:02 +0100 "Ljubomir Ljubojevic" wrote:
--snip
Give us for starters output of:
yum repolist

(original post had 'yum repolist')

Sorry about that. There was no empty lines between the outputs, so I overlooked it.


yum list \*release\*

Here you are:
   # yum repolist
   Loaded plugins: security
   repo id                                        repo name                                      status
   base-local                                     Redhat 5.6                                     3,357
   repolist: 3,357
   # yum list \*release\*
   Loaded plugins: security
   Installed Packages
   redhat-release.x86_64                              5Server-5.7.0.3                         installed
   redhat-release-notes.x86_64                        5Server-41                              installed


As it looks like from here, you have manualy set local repo's, with updates done without internet or in-house repository. Updates must have been copied via DVD or USB drive. "5.6" might be hardcoded.

Groups are being pulled from regular repository using *-comps.xml files, like base-comps.xml. In your case, comps file is not present (or used) since you use a folder (without repodata/repoview subfolder).

There are how-to's for creating those files using createrepo command and similar.

Take a look at /etc/yum.repos.d/ for more details.

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