> The issue however is neither Fedora, nor RHEL keeps intermediate update
> packages on the server, so it's quite a common configuration to have packages
> are installed where the source Fedora/RHEL packages cannot be downloaded or
> found anywhere on the Internet since they have been deprecated and replaced
> with newer updates.
Two things:
1. RHEL does keep intermediate packages published forever. RHEL derivatives may
not necessarily do that, though.
2. Fedora has a huge archive repo that is not shipped/enabled by default that
keeps all shipped updates for a release. If you install the
`fedora-repos-archive` package, you'll get the updates archive. It's used by
Fedora CoreOS primarily, but it's available to any Fedora user to use
optionally.
That said, the problem you describe is potentially worth solving regardless.
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