[centos] yum and software updater
Hello?
In CentOS 5, what's the difference between the yum and GUI software updater? The software updater icon on the taskbar shows I have about 36 updates while the console yum shows about 180 updates available. If I stop the software updater process about two-thirds of the way, what happens to the downloaded packages? Where are they stored? Can I clean them or they're automatically deleted when updates are completed? By the way, restarting the software updater appears to begin the download process from scratch. Is there a way to just resume the download as in the console yum update? Thanks. |
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Downloaded RPMs are stored in /var/cache/yum/*/packages. You can clear them out at will without any negative effects. That being said, you should really use the `yum clean` option for cleaning up downloaded packages and such. `yum clean` has several options, `man yum` will tell you about them. They are not automatically deleted by default. Quote:
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