When I run yum history I get a list of the last 20 yum operations. If I didn't clean my history, is there a way to get a full list?

Does yum only keep track of the last 20 operations? Is there a setting similar to bash that lets you keep more?

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Try this:

cat /var/log/yum.log

edit:

Also, after reading about yum history, it seems it keeps everything also in a sqlite db. This means that you have access to all the info you want from any time.

Try to run somehitng like:

yum history package-list \*yum\*

You can list all transactions with:

yum history list all

After that you can check, based on date or what ever you want happened in a specific transaction:

yum history list 107

or about a specific package:

yum history package-list \*glib\*

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edit3:

It seems this question was also already ansewred and is in the first page of google search:

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