# cd /var/cache/yum
# rm -rf <reponame>
# yum update
Note: this is applicable for Fedora and CentOS/Redhat operating systems.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Clearing Yum Cache
Yum caches the repositories' filelist.xml. If your metadata is somehow cached forever, you can easily refresh it by clearing it manually. The cache files are located at /var/cache/yum/. So simply remove the repo name directory and that should trigger yum to repopulate the cache.
# cd /var/cache/yum
# rm -rf <reponame>
# yum update
Note: this is applicable for Fedora and CentOS/Redhat operating systems.
# cd /var/cache/yum
# rm -rf <reponame>
# yum update
Note: this is applicable for Fedora and CentOS/Redhat operating systems.
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