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I have a problem for installing any package with yum, for example when I want to install plymounth or any other package the following message was appear. Code: # yum ...
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    ARH
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    [SOLVED] problem with yum

    I have a problem for installing any package with yum, for example when I want to install plymounth or any other package the following message was appear.

    Code:
    # yum install plymouth-plugin-fade-throbber
    Loaded plugins: refresh-packagekit
    and don't do any thing after it.

    are there any command to reset the yum configuration ?

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    look in var/log/yum.log

    if yum.log isn't there then do

    Code:
    find / -name "yum.log" -print

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    Thanks.
    the yum.log file was not up to date, I mean that it reports events until yesterday and any problem have not reported about today. but my yum is useless now and it don't work for installing any new package.

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    Post yum installation

    first create reposotories for yum using create repo* ------

    then later install the utilities with rpm

    after clean repositery yum clean all

    if u got it u can go through otherwise i 'll provide steps to do it

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    Quote Originally Posted by ARH View Post
    Thanks.
    the yum.log file was not up to date, I mean that it reports events until yesterday and any problem have not reported about today. but my yum is useless now and it don't work for installing any new package.
    I'm assuming it did work for you before.

    Try doing
    Code:
    tail -f /var/log/yum.log
    Then in another terminal or console run yum again and go back to the followed log. It should at least spit something out.

    Also before you run yum, do

    Code:
     ps aux |grep yum
    and kill any process that may be running and then run yum

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    Thanks every one, I have done what you say and yum work for me now.

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