Although this task is not related to cPanel we would like to offer the following guide as a courtesy. yum list packagename That will show from which repository the package is in the third column of the output. For better clarity, we call the system with Internet access where the local YUM repository is being created as the Repo server and other AIX systems that use its. Please keep in mind that the process of managing software with yum is a task that is best suited for a systems administrator with the skills, training, and expertise required to do so for you. To setup a local YUM repository, one of the systems must have access to the Internet and this system serves as the repository to other AIX systems. If you would like to learn how to disable or enable a yum repository for all transactions moving forward please review the following guide: We now have a fully functioning YUM repository for our hosted rpm packages. The following guide outlines how you may review the currently installed repositories, and then explains how to disable or enable a repository for a single yum transaction. The version included with yum-utils works with both yum 2.4.x and 3.0.x. The priorities plugin has been added to the upstream yum-utils sources since yum-utils 1.0.1. More information about the CentOS Extras repository can be found on the Repositories page.
In some cases you may find that you need to disable or enable a specific yum repository for a single transaction. In the CentOS 5 Extras repository, the package name is yum-priorities.
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