We will download OpenVPN to our tmp folder. But I would prefer to find more neat and robust approach. To install the download only plugin and enable yum download as an option use the commands below CentOS 6 yum install yum-plugin-downloadonly CentOS 5 yum install yum-downloadonly You should now be able to download a package to your sevrer without installing it. The only option I see is to do it completely manually - prepare lists using repoquery and remove duplicates. Is used to download and make usable all the metadata for the currently. Is there a way to list or download only best matching package? If one or more packages or package globs are specified, Yum will only update the. multiple architectures are being picked up.
If I set -archlist=x86_64,i686,noarch then the result is similar to yumdownloader, i.e. Those that have only i686 or noarch versions will not be picked up. If I set -archlist=x86_64 then only x86_64 packags would be listed. Setting multilib_policy=best in a config file does not make any difference either. Adding -archlist=x86_64 does not make any difference. However this does not work as expected and both x86_圆4 and i686 are getting downloaded for packages that have 2 architectures available. I'm trying to mimic the same behavior to download only the best matching packages with yumdownloader. When I'm installing a package using yum install only one package is getting installed: either x86_圆4 (if available), or i686 (if 64bit is not available) or noarch. However I'm facing the problem that packages that I do not need are getting downloaded. I'm trying to download multiple packages with their dependencies using yumdownloader.
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