Is there a place I can go to view online the RPMs and verson available if I were to run up2date or Yum?
Sorry if this is an ignorant question. I've been using Gentoo and Ubuntu for a while and both of them have an online, searchable package listing which is handy for me because I run dial-up at home and I can easily check to see what version is available from work (T1). :-D
Online Repository
Re: Online Repository
Sure any of the miirors; http://www.centos.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=13
picking one at random;
ftp://ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu/pub/centos/4.3/os/i386/CentOS/RPMS
picking one at random;
ftp://ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu/pub/centos/4.3/os/i386/CentOS/RPMS
Re: Online Repository
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dragonbite wrote:
Is there a place I can go to view online the RPMs and verson available if I were to run up2date or Yum?
Sorry if this is an ignorant question. I've been using Gentoo and Ubuntu for a while and both of them have an online, searchable package listing which is handy for me because I run dial-up at home and I can easily check to see what version is available from work (T1). :-D[/quote]
yum has a search parameter built-in.
eg:
yum search BlahBlahBlah
dragonbite wrote:
Is there a place I can go to view online the RPMs and verson available if I were to run up2date or Yum?
Sorry if this is an ignorant question. I've been using Gentoo and Ubuntu for a while and both of them have an online, searchable package listing which is handy for me because I run dial-up at home and I can easily check to see what version is available from work (T1). :-D[/quote]
yum has a search parameter built-in.
eg:
yum search BlahBlahBlah