Re: yum repos in chroot

Hello barry. The way mock sets up the yum.conf doesnt support the repos.d
style.  To fix this, over write the yum.conf in /etc with the one from
/etc/yum inside the chroot
On Jun 11, 2013 3:49 PM, "Barry R Cisna" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> ltsp-server-5.4.5 (latest ltsp iteration)
>
> Have an odd one.
> Have added the adobe, repoforge and rpmfusion repos to the client chroot
> via the usual chrooting process,,and used the rpm install for each.
> Looking in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/yum.repos.d they are in fact there. They
> are both enabled and permissions look correct.
>
> When I try and add a package that either of these repos provide i always
> get "Nothing to do".message. If i try and add a package from the default
> repos that come with ltsp-server-x.x.x the add works as expected. So it
> is not a proxy hang up.I even disabled gpgcheck,,and that made no
> difference. It is as though the new repos are not being read?
>
> I tried running with the -v switch with yum and simply says 'not
> available'.
> The verbosity when yumming from the client chroot is very minimal ,looks
> much different than a conventional linux yum process for some reason.
> Of course have rebooted just to say i did do it.
> I done a Meld compare on server and client chroot repo.repo files and
> all are identical for completeness.
> This seems 'too simple'?...:)
> Anyone have this happen?
>
> Thanks,
> Barry
>
>
>
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