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Configuration Options
The config file resides in /etc/tdnf/tdnf.conf. A typical configuration looks like this:
[main]
gpgcheck=1
installonly_limit=3
clean_requirements_on_remove=true
repodir=/etc/yum.repos.d
cachedir=/var/cache/tdnf
Type: string
Default: /var/cache/tdnf
The location of the cache directory. This is the directory where metadata are stored, and RPMs will be temporarily stored when they are downloaded.
Type: boolean
Default: false
Implemented since 3.3.1.
Determines whether automatically installed dependencies will also be removed when a package is removed.
Type: string
Default: x86_64
The architecture of the distribution.
Type: string
Default: system-release
Type: list
Default: none
List of packages to be excluded from any operations. Packages in this list will not be installed, updated or downgraded.
Type: boolean
Default: false
Determines whether packages will be checked for their gpg signature.
Type: integer
Currently not implemented!
Number of concurrently install only packages.
Type: boolean
Default: false
Whether to keep downloaded packages after installation.
Type: list
Default: none
List of packages with versions. Packages will never be downgraded below that version. Example: minversions=tdnf=3.1.5 foo=1.2.3. This can also be configured with files in the directory minversions.d in the same directory as the config file (so usually /etc/tdnf/minversions.d), with the the extension .conf. Example:
mkdir -p /etc/tdnf/minversions.d
echo tdnf=3.1.5 > /etc/tdnf/minversions.d/tdnf.conf
Type: boolean
If set, plugins are enabled. This is needed for plugins since they are disabled by default.
Type: string
Default: /usr/lib/tdnf-plugins (or modified on build time with SYSTEM_LIBDIR)
The path for plugins.
Type: string
Default: /etc/tdnf/pluginconf.d
Path for the plugin configurations.
Type: string
Default: none
Set this to a proxy, if any.
Type: string
Default: none
The proxy password, if any.
Type: string
Default: none
The proxy user name, if any.
Type: string
Default: /etc/yum.repos.d
The location where the .repo files reside.
There are also configurations in sub directories under /etc/tdnf.
Package locks are configured in /etc/tdnf/locks.d in files with the extension .conf. There can be multiple files with multiple lines each with one package name per line.
A "locked" package can not be removed, upgraded or downgraded. It has no effect when it is not installed, and can be installed. After it is installed however it will be locked.
For example, to lock the current linux package, do:
mkdir -p /etc/tdnf/locks.d
echo linux > /etc/tdnf/locks.d/linux.conf
Note that the file name needs to have the extension .conf or it will be ignored.
Minimal versions are configured in /etc/tdnf/minversions.d. There can be multiple files with multiple lines each with one package spec name per line. The package spec must include a version, seprated from the name with `=``. Example:
# cat /etc/tdnf/minversions.d/rpm.conf
rpm-libs=4.16.1.3-1
This can be configured in the main configuration file as well, see minversions.