I am using a set of local yum repositories and trying to install a set of packages from those repos. I noticed that when one of the packages on the command line does not exist, Yum just prints out that it was not found and goes along its merry way.Can I make Yum quit when this happens? Is there some other Yum utility that I can use to give it my repos and my packages and tell me if there is a problem?yum --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=myrepo --nogpgcheck \   --installroot=/var/some/place/test install \   abasdfasfeafseasfeasef bash coreutils utils-linuxLoaded plugins: fastestmirror, langpacksLoading mirror speeds from cached hostfileNo package **abasdfasfeafseasfeasef** available.No package **utils-linux** available.<snip>Complete!I am calling Yum from another script and don't appear to have a way to tell if the packages that I installed are really installed.
Is there a Yum Option that Creates an Error if a Package is Missing?
yum;configuration