Try urpmi.setup :) Le Samedi 15 Mars 2003 11:47, Duncan a �crit : > On Wed 12 Mar 2003 05:55, Guillaume Cottenceau posted as excerpted below: > > The sources are taken in order. In 9.2 the sources editor will > > have the feature of graphically changing order. Now, you may do > > so by changing order of `/etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg'. > > Cool! I thought it looked to go in order, at one point, but didn't quite > know WHAT order, or where to look to change it. Now I do. > > > > It doesn't LOOK like it's doing this now, but maybe it does.. > > > If several sources are available for an item, according to the latest > > > hdlst.cz, and one fails, try the others. > > > > I think this is available (or soon will be) with urpmi. > > I haven't had any failure of this of late. I expect it's fixed. > > > But this is gonna be hard for rpmdrake since the > > installer/downloader is grpmi, which doesn't know anything about > > dependencies (it only installs/downloads). > > > > > IOW, it would do the same thing that urpmi already does to figure out > > > which of several versions is the newest, but if the hdlist.cz file was > > > outdated, it would automatically try the next logical release stepping > > > instead > > > > This wouldn't be safe since a new release may have different > > dependencies. > > Good point.
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