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| gert |
Posted: Jul 27 2012, 08:07 AM
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SLF Newbie Group: Members Posts: 10 Member No.: 1733 Joined: 23-July 12 |
Hello All,
In am prev. machine I had installed SUSE11 and there was a manager tool for software repositories. In it it was easy to add third party repositories to the default list from the installation. Going on to SLC6.3 I tried the same with the software install tool but failed. I believe I had found 'rpms' which (I thought) would add additional entries to the list. (Please correct if this assumption is wrong) But the software tool said there was a conflict and the new repository was not accessible. is this assumption of use model correct? What is the best / most complete repository that can be added to /etc/yum.repos.d/ and give a good set of software titles to add? Cheers, Gert |
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| log69 |
Posted: Jul 27 2012, 08:54 AM
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You can do "yum install epel-release rpmforge-release" to get the epel and rpmforge repo installed with their signing keys along.
While I believe that epel works without any hassle, I suggest you to take care when using rpmforge repo. |
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| redman |
Posted: Jul 27 2012, 10:57 AM
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DO NOT COMBINE EPEL AND RPMFORGE!!! Unless of course you want to mess up your system and like debunking it for hours -------------------- What is SL? - Forum Rules - Info on 3rd Party Repos - How to post images - How to post large text / config files
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