Disable automatic package update in RPM package manager for single application in CentOS7
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To disable single application from being updated automatically, while leaving other rpms enabled for automatic updates, add that rpm name to ignore list in /etc/yum.conf.
You need to add the line exclude= and name of the rpm to ignore for updates.
For instance if you don't want Apache(httpd) package to get updated you would add httpd* to that line:
exclude=httpd*
If you are running yum update manually you need to use --exclude option:
yum update --exclude=httpd*
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– SoftwareTheory
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I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
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To disable single application from being updated automatically, while leaving other rpms enabled for automatic updates, add that rpm name to ignore list in /etc/yum.conf.
You need to add the line exclude= and name of the rpm to ignore for updates.
For instance if you don't want Apache(httpd) package to get updated you would add httpd* to that line:
exclude=httpd*
If you are running yum update manually you need to use --exclude option:
yum update --exclude=httpd*
answered yesterday
rAlen
790410
Sorry. Question updated.
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
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To disable single application from being updated automatically, while leaving other rpms enabled for automatic updates, add that rpm name to ignore list in /etc/yum.conf.
You need to add the line exclude= and name of the rpm to ignore for updates.
For instance if you don't want Apache(httpd) package to get updated you would add httpd* to that line:
exclude=httpd*
If you are running yum update manually you need to use --exclude option:
yum update --exclude=httpd*
answered yesterday
rAlen
790410
Sorry. Question updated.
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
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To disable single application from being updated automatically, while leaving other rpms enabled for automatic updates, add that rpm name to ignore list in /etc/yum.conf.
You need to add the line exclude= and name of the rpm to ignore for updates.
For instance if you don't want Apache(httpd) package to get updated you would add httpd* to that line:
exclude=httpd*
If you are running yum update manually you need to use --exclude option:
yum update --exclude=httpd*
answered yesterday
rAlen
790410
To disable single application from being updated automatically, while leaving other rpms enabled for automatic updates, add that rpm name to ignore list in /etc/yum.conf.
You need to add the line exclude= and name of the rpm to ignore for updates.
For instance if you don't want Apache(httpd) package to get updated you would add httpd* to that line:
exclude=httpd*
If you are running yum update manually you need to use --exclude option:
yum update --exclude=httpd*
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Sorry. Question updated.
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
add a comment |
Sorry. Question updated.
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
Sorry. Question updated.
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
Sorry. Question updated.
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
I did this change in yum.conf. but isn't it for yum package manager? Is this same config file also used for RPM?
– SoftwareTheory
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
yes, yum is used for rpm management, rpm command doesn't install dependencies for rpm, yum takes care to install all dependencies when rpm is being installed or updated.
– rAlen
yesterday
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