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This plugin adds the options --filter- vendors, groups, packagers, licenses, arches, committers, buildhosts, baseurls, package-sizes, archive-sizes and installed-sizes. Note that each package must match at least one pattern/range in each category, if any were specified.
When this plugin is installed it will automatically snapshot any filesystem that is touched by the packages in a yum update or yum remove.
This plugin adds the commands keys, keys-info, keys-data and keys-remove. They allow you to query and remove signing keys.
This plugin adds the commands list- vendors, groups, packagers, licenses, arches, committers, buildhosts, baseurls, package-sizes, archive-sizes and installed-sizes.
When this plugin is installed it will automatically copy all downloaded packages to a repository on the local filesystem, and (re)build that repository. This means that anything you've downloaded will always exist, even if the original repo. removes it (and can thus. be reinstalled/downgraded/etc.).
This yum plugin adds the "--merge-conf" command line option. With this option, Yum will ask you what to do with config files which have changed on updating a package.
This plugin allows the user to run arbitrary actions immediately following a transaction when specified packages are changed.
This plugin allows repositories to have different priorities. Packages in a repository with a lower priority can't be overridden by packages from a repository with a higher priority even if repo has a later version.
This plugin allows certain repositories to be protected. Packages in the protected repositories can't be overridden by packages in non-protected repositories even if the non-protected repo has a later version.
When this plugin is installed it adds the yum command "ps", which allows you to see which running processes are accociated with which packages (and if they need rebooting, or have updates, etc.)