Den 2015-08-20 kl. 14:42, skrev Robert Moskowitz: > I used the -v option and saw all these messages for all of my repos > (Fedora, Fedora-update, Adobe, rpmfusion free and non-free). I kind of > get the no deltainfo message. I did not download the delta rpms to my > local repos for Fedora and Fedora-update, and not supprised the others > don't have. Is that why? Though I did put a deltarpm=0 in the > /etc/yum.conf file (does dnf use this or have its own?). "dnf" do not use /etc/yum.conf. It use /etc/dnf/dnf.conf. You should read the man page for yum.conf.

> But what is the no updateinfo message about? Don't know :-) > thanks > >

Den 2015-08-20 kl. 15:29, skrev Robert Moskowitz: > > On 08/20/2015 09:09 AM, Jon Ingason wrote: >> Den 2015-08-20 kl. 14:42, skrev Robert Moskowitz: >>> I used the -v option and saw all these messages for all of my repos >>> (Fedora, Fedora-update, Adobe, rpmfusion free and non-free). I kind of >>> get the no deltainfo message. I did not download the delta rpms to my >>> local repos for Fedora and Fedora-update, and not supprised the others >>> don't have. Is that why? Though I did put a deltarpm=0 in the >>> /etc/yum.conf file (does dnf use this or have its own?). >> "dnf" do not use /etc/yum.conf. It use /etc/dnf/dnf.conf. You should >> read the man page for yum.conf. > Humph. I did not find the dnf.conf when I looked earlier; that is why I > thought yum.conf was used just like the yum.repo.d directory. Now I see > it... > > Added deltarpm=0 to it and still get the "not found deltainfo for:" for > all repos. In dnf.conf "deltapm" is boolean so it should be "deltarpm=fales" instead of "deltapm=0" etc.

On 20. 8. 2015 at 08:42:31, Robert Moskowitz wrote: > I used the -v option and saw all these messages for all of my repos > (Fedora, Fedora-update, Adobe, rpmfusion free and non-free). I kind of > get the no deltainfo message. I did not download the delta rpms to my > local repos for Fedora and Fedora-update, and not supprised the others > don't have. Is that why? Though I did put a deltarpm=0 in the > /etc/yum.conf file (does dnf use this or have its own?). > > But what is the no updateinfo message about? > > thanks Both messages are debug level information, which indicates that they should not concern you unless you are debugging something. Anyway, the way I understand it (looking at the code for the first time), these are influenced solely by the metadata in remote repo. If the updateinfo or prestodelta files are missing, you will see these messages.