yum list available - not showing all packages
Solution 1
If the package is installed, it will not show up as available. You can specify the --showduplicates
option to see everything that is available in a repo whether it is installed or not. I would suggest comparing output of the following command run on both servers. It should be the same output if both servers are accessing the same repo:
yum list available --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=foo --showduplicates
Solution 2
Or you could try this
yum list --showduplicates | grep foo
The "yum list" lists all packages installed or available the "--showduplicates" shows all packages in all enabled repos even if they have been seen in another repo then just grep for your repo name to see what is being provided by your local repo
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RCross
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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RCross over 1 year
I have a strange problem with yum, working on one server and not working on another server that should be identical.
The symptom is that after running createrepo on a directory containing RPMs (and creating a definition called "foo" in /etc/yum.repos.d):
yum list available --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=foo
shows all 23 RPMs on one server, but only 7 of them on the other.
On the server that only shows 7 RPMs, I can still see the missing RPMs by running
yum search <package_name> --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=foo
I have checked:
- SELinux - disabled on both servers
- OS Version - RHEL 6.4 on both
- Kernel - same on both
- Version of Yum and createrepo command
So, what could be different between the servers to create this problem?
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Droopy4096 about 9 yearswhat yum plugins do you have installed?
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Xavier Lucas about 9 yearsWhat's the repolist in both machines ?
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Mugurel about 8 yearsDid you try running
yum clean all
on the problematic server?