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I'm new to Linux so forgive me if this is an easy problem to fix. I have SUSE 11 setup on my desktop. I recently setup Pacman as one of ...
- 04-05-2009 #1Just Joined!
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[SOLVED] Problem with repository setup
I'm new to Linux so forgive me if this is an easy problem to fix. I have SUSE 11 setup on my desktop. I recently setup Pacman as one of my repositories. When I now open the repositories through yast or the install software window:
There were errors while restoring the repository configuration.
/etc/zypp/repos.d/Packman_repository_(openSUSE_11.1) .repo: Line 2 is missing '=' sign
This causes none of my repositories to be open or listed. All I can view is installed software. I can't remove the repository because there are none listed. Is there a way I can remove the repository so this will function properly again? Thanks for any help you can give.
- 04-05-2009 #2
I don't use opensuse, but this may be of some help:
openSUSE Tutorials
Add Package Repositories to YaST - openSUSE
How did you add the repository? Looks like there is probably just a syntax error in the config file.
- 04-06-2009 #3Linux Guru
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Let's see, I run OpenSuSE 10.2. The files that actually configure the repositories are in
/var/lib/zypp/db/sources
Each randomly named file defines a different source. I don't have an /etc/zypp directory, so this appears to be one of the changes to OpenSuSE 11. I can't tell if any of this is going to help.
I'm going to guess though that if you look at /etc/zypp/repos.d/Packman_repository_(openSUSE_11.1).repo (you'll need to be root, I'd suggest using Midnight Commander (mc) from a su terminal if it's installed), the problem might jump out at you. If not, you can rename the file to a different extension (which has the effect of deleting it, but you can undo it easily enough) and seeing if it works.
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