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Description of problem: When a newer version of anisble is released, the older versions are removed from epel repo. Epel repo always contain only one version of anisble at a time. Since our scripts stick to a specific version of anisble, removing the rpms from epel repo fails our scripts and forces us to always stick to the latest version. For example: When ansible-2.2 is released, anisble-2.1 is removed from the epel repo. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Yes, this is the case. It's due to the way our compose tools work. Changing this is difficult for a number of reasons: * would require tooling changes in mash and bodhi * would mean sometimes we are keeping known insecure versions easily available to users, which they could be tricked into installing to be exploited. * would mean a increase in disk space for all mirrors, as well as a increase in updates production time moving around a bunch more rpms. You have several options: * You can make a local repo of packages you use and keep as many versions as you like there. * You can get old versions from https://koji.fedoraproject.org. It has all versions of all packages ever made. * You could use something like spacewalk to keep all rpms you use in local repos as well. Sorry theres nothing more we can do for you...