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• 📄 CentOS-Base.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-CR.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-Debuginfo.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-Media.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-Sources.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-Vault.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-fasttrack.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 CentOS-x86_64-kernel.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 cwp.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 elrepo.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 epel-testing.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 epel.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 epel.repo.rpmnew [E] [D]
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• 📄 mariadb.repo [E] [D]
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• 📄 nginx.repo [E] [D]
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Editing: CentOS-CR.repo

# CentOS-CR.repo # # The Continuous Release ( CR ) repository contains rpms that are due in the next # release for a specific CentOS Version ( eg. next release in CentOS-7 ); these rpms # are far less tested, with no integration checking or update path testing having # taken place. They are still built from the upstream sources, but might not map # to an exact upstream distro release. # # These packages are made available soon after they are built, for people willing # to test their environments, provide feedback on content for the next release, and # for people looking for early-access to next release content. # # The CR repo is shipped in a disabled state by default; its important that users # understand the implications of turning this on. # # NOTE: We do not use a mirrorlist for the CR repos, to ensure content is available # to everyone as soon as possible, and not need to wait for the external # mirror network to seed first. However, many local mirrors will carry CR repos # and if desired you can use one of these local mirrors by editing the baseurl # line in the repo config below. # [cr] name=CentOS-$releasever - cr baseurl=http://vault.centos.org/centos/$releasever/cr/$basearch/ gpgcheck=1 gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-CentOS-7 enabled=0
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