This guide was tested on CentOS 7 server, however the same method should work on Fedora, RHEL, Scientific Linux, and other RPM based Linux distributions.Īs you already know, we can list the number of available repositories in CentOS using the following command as the root user: yum repolist Sample output: Loaded plugins: fastestmirror This short tutorial describes how to enable or disable a single or group of YUM repositories while installing software in CentOS. If you ever wonder how to do that, here you go.
Sometimes, you might want to install software from a group of specific repositories, or you may want to disable all repositories and install a package from a single repository. I am sure most of you use many YUM repositories to install software on any RPM based distributions like RHEL, CentOS, Fedora etc.
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