On Dec 16, 12:06 pm, jokeeffe <jete.okee...@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
> when trying to install
> through puppet, our repo's version of openssl trying to update the
> current version rather than install causing a failure.
You may be able to configure yum to avoid this problem. If you
install the yum protectbase plugin then you can set up your repo
definitions so that packages from some repos are never replaced by
packages from repos not in the protected group. I believe puppet's
Yumrepo type even supports the relevant parameter ("protect").
Alternatively, you may be able to make the yum versionlock plugin do
what you want, but I haven't played with that one myself.
John
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