CentOS

I found the nexus log that display the info of what happens when the task is executed. Its running creatrepo. 2018-08-31 05:15:00,068-0400 INFO [event-9-thread-1637] *SYSTEM org.sonatype.nexus.repository.yum.internal.createrepo.CreateRepoFacetImpl - Finished rebuildin g yum metadata for repository q...

Yes there is but it's on the Nexus server side since its a hosted repo and not a local repo. There is a scheduled task which is set to rebuild the repo metadata each hour. I can see the metadata files updating but the client does not as evident in the output from the yum repoinfo command.

I did not run createrepo. The repo exist through Nexus Repo manager OSS. However, what did resolve the "latest" display of rpm revisions issue was running 'yum clean expire-cache'. Which I still can't figure out why I had to run because I did add 'metadata_expire=1m' in the yum.conf file. I shouldn'...

I used the yum.conf parameter and it did help. (Thanks) In addition to that, I made another discovery that might explain what I thought was a problem but not. I think I need a better understanding of how yum works from the yum repo to the client. To start, my repo contained four testing rpms named l...

I setup a Nexus Yum Repository within my local network. I'm able to push and pull rpms from the repo with the curl and wget commands. I then configured a repo file in /etc/yum.repo.d called nexus.repo. But yum will not list the rpms that I pushed into the yum host. The metadata on the host is being ...

try this:

https://lists.centos.org/pipermail/cent ... 21430.html

That the beauty of Linux. I have options! Not so with Windoze.

Long time Linux user and CentOS user. I'm making my first baby steps with this release. In the Gnome-Shell, I can not find a way to configure the lockscreen or screensaver (whatever Gnome is calling it these days). I can lock the screen but all I get is a big clock for about 3 seconds and then the d...

Understood. A few hours ago I found a link on the CentOS site that said I needed the kernel-devel.* rpm. I captured it from yum and that indeed was the package I was needing. I'm good now. Thanks for helping out.

I trying to build some software that is depended on the 2.6.32-642 kernel. I'm having a hard time finding a URL to download the source rpm. Also, I'm not sure of the proper name of the rpm. I found this rpm kernel-2.6.32-642.el6.src.rpm and it contains the following list of files. Is this the correc...