If I use dnf repository-packages, update works, but it takes about 5 minutes to complete. Its not network issue or latency, because command yum-deprecated repository-packages works OK (update takes about 30secs to complete on fedora 22). Same thing on Fedora 20 with yum repository-packages (update finishes in about 30secs)
I will report bug. Thank You. Zelja On Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Jan Zelený <jzel...@redhat.com> wrote: > On 19. 8. 2015 at 09:05:47, Zelja Tux wrote: > > I tried the deprecated command yum and it works: > > yum-deprecated -y repository-packages MYREPO update > > yum-deprecated -y repo-pkgs MYREPO update > > > > Also this command is right solution, if all packages have same prefix > (but > > my packages doesnt have same prefix, and I don't want to hardcode all > > package names there) > > dnf --enablerepo=MYREPO update $(sudo dnf list installed | grep > > PREFIX_OF_MY_PACKAGES* | cut -f1 -d " ") > > I don't quite follow. Why don't you use dnf repository-packages? It works > the > same as yum's equivalent. > > > I can use yum-deprecated, buts iits somehow awkward :) > > Yes, yum-deprecated is ultimately going to be removed so we generally > discourage users from using it if not necessary. > > > After update to dnf-1.1.0-2.fc22.noarch, this same command > > dnf -y repository-packages MYREPO update > > takes 5 minutes or more, and update is just few kilobytes. > > If you think it's a bug and not e.g. network latency, feel free to report > it. > > Thanks > Jan >
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