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Old 14th February 2005, 02:40 PM
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Arrow Yum: yum.conf vs. yum.repos.d

Out of curiousity, how does everyone else set up their yum repositories? Do you stick with the classic method of keeping all of them in your yum.conf, or do you use the seperate repos directory for additional repositories? I personally use the latter, but it gets to be a pain going through the yum.conf and commenting out redundancies every time there is an update. Are there any advantages to one method over the other? I personally wrote a script that would run through my repos directory to make it easier to enable/disable them when I wanted to, but that's about all I see as a difference. I'd be interested in seeing what everyone else thinks.
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