yum
Setup yum-cron and yum repositories.
- Default Variables
- yum_cron_apply_updates
- yum_cron_custom_cronjob
- yum_cron_download_updates
- yum_cron_email_from
- yum_cron_email_to
- yum_cron_emit_via
- yum_cron_enabled
- yum_cron_random_sleep
- yum_deltarpm_percentage
- yum_deltarpm_value
- yum_packages_enablerepo
- yum_packages_install
- yum_packages_install_extra
- yum_packages_uninstall
- yum_repofiles_remove
- yum_repositories
- yum_repositories_extra
- yum_upgrade_enabled
- Dependencies
yum_cron_apply_updates: no
yum_cron_custom_cronjob:
enabled: false
name: yum-cron
minute: 0
hour: 4
day: '*'
weekday: '*'
month: '*'
yum_cron_download_updates: yes
yum_cron_email_from: root@localhost
yum_cron_email_to: root
yum_cron_emit_via: stdio
yum_cron_enabled: true
yum_cron_random_sleep: 360
yum_deltarpm_percentage: 75
Configure deltarmp. To get it working you have to install deltarpm package first! Value set to 0 means disabled. A positive value defines the number of reconstruction made in parallel. A negative value asks yum to figure out how many cores are available and to multiply them by the given value to get the number of reconstruction to make in parallel.
yum_deltarpm_value: 0
yum_packages_enablerepo: []
yum_packages_install: []
yum_packages_install_extra: []
yum_packages_uninstall: []
yum_repofiles_remove: []
yum_repositories: []
yum_repositories:
- name: epel
filename: Extra-EPEL
desc: Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL)
baseurl: "http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/$releasever/$basearch/"
gpgkey: "http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/RPM-GPG-KEY-EPEL-$releasever/"
enabled: True
yum_repositories_extra: []
yum_upgrade_enabled: false
None.