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IRC log from #yum follows: ================================================================================ lmacken>Hi, I'm having some trouble disabling plugins... lmacken> yb = yum.YumBase() lmacken> yb.disablePlugins() lmacken>doesn't do the trick.... lmacken>do I *have* to doConfigSetup(init_plugins=False) ?? seems like. disablePlugins() really should take care of that lmacken*can reproduce this with yum-3.2.29-9.fc15 and yum-3.4.3-5.fc16 skvidal> | nothing else before or after? skvidal> | b/c if the plugins are already setup... skvidal*tests lmacken>nope, just import yum before and yb.conf.cache = 1 ;. yb.pkgSack.returnPackages() after lmacken>and I get the IOError Permission denied (when the langpack plugin tries to. write to the cache) skvidal> | hmm skvidal*tests from the cli skvidal> | indeed skvidal> | cli works skvidal*looks to see what's changed in the plugins code recentlyish lmacken>doing yb.doConfigSetup(init_plugins=False) *does* work around the issue skvidal>lmacken: try this skvidal> | import yum skvidal> | my = yum.YumBase() skvidal> | my.preconf.disabled_plugins = '*' lmacken>skvidal: yup, that works. skvidal> | disablePlugins sets the plugins to plugins.DummyYumPlugins. skvidal> | which should do the job skvidal> | looks like somethign isn't getting that memo skvidal> | b/c running it doesn't change the values for me skvidal> | so it changes it initially skvidal> | but looking at conf changes it back skvidal> | hmm skvidal> | disablePlugins() is really really old skvidal>lmacken: if you could file a bug on disablePlugins() not working lmacken>skvidal: will do skvidal> | seems like it might be a good idea to just swap it over to killing all. the plugins individually skvidal> | rather than counting on nothing replacing the 'plugins' object ===============================================================================
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