Since there is no command in dnf
to delete repos, is it possible to find out the .repo
file name by looking at the output of dnf repolist
?
First, a general comment. You have a tendency to ask lots of questions without any context. If you explained the ultimate outcome you were trying to achieve, we could provide much better help. There are typically multiple ways to solve a problem.
You can disable them with
sudo dnf config-manager --set-disabled reponame
No. However, you could parse the files to see the contents and match on the contents.
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Specifically not interested in enabling or disabling.
As to outcome, it is too much for this resource’s format. I’d rather not waste anyone’s time since your answers work perfectly fine for my use case.