Editing yum download file

Newbie 10 points. So this question isn't actually answered. Silly me. DT Active Contributor points. Dejan Tolj. Dejan you can: rpm -e [therpm] --justdb yum install [therpm] --downloadonly. That doesn't work either. Actually, there several methods - all touched upon in this thread. GS Newbie 7 points. Glenn Stafford. Need steps for downloading centos rpm s on a RHEL server. SN Newbie 18 points.

Stephen Ng. Hello I have very specific requirement. For example I guess --newest-only should work. AM Newbie 7 points. Atilla Malas. Thanks a lot, real useful. GN Active Contributor points. Georgi Naydenov. This solution needs to be updated for RHEL8 too. Active Contributor points. Marcin Sowa.

Example: I make the list from yum update --downloadonly and I send the list to confirmation. Here are the common uses of Markdown.

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See Section 8. Setting a higher debuglevel value causes yum to display more detailed debugging output. With this setting, yum will not install an i package to update an i package already installed on the system. Listing multiple packages for exclusion can be accomplished by quoting a space-delimited list of packages.

With this setting, yum removes all packages in a package group, regardless of whether those packages are required by other packages or groups. For more information on removing packages, see Intelligent package group removal.