Best Answer
To fix it, goto /etc/yum.repos.d
and "rm googl...."
I’m not sure why this file is created but it’s not necessary.
Delete it and the problem goes away.
Yum will start behaving normally again.
Response by: jalal3623 points |
Hi,
now check it in your country
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If you have got VPN account, connect to your vpn and try again. and if you don't you should use proxy server. write following line before updating yum
repository: #export http_proxy=' http://proxy-server-address:port'#yum check-update
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Google block ip from iran
you can rm /etc/yum.repos.d/google*
after yum update
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