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Old 31st March 2006, 07:59 AM
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any way to remove all rpms from one repository?

I just installed the freshrpms repository to my yum with the rpm on their site.

then i installed mplayer. it all worked fine and everything, but after using mplayer, i realizes the rpm comes with a gui which i really dont want (i dont want any gui.). so now i would like to uninstall all the packages i installed (dependancies and what have you.) for mplayer.

is there any way to do this without knowing what they are, or manually removing each one?

can you say something like:

yum remove all-rpms-from-freshrpms.net-repository ?

thanks for any help
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Old 31st March 2006, 08:11 AM
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I'd try removing the freshrpms repo from the yum/repos.d directory, and then:
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yum clean all
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Old 1st April 2006, 05:09 PM
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In yumex under the remove tab you should be able to sort the packages by repo for easy removal.
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