fedora - How to get repository of softwares

[RezaHS75]

Hi every body . I installed fedora on my system that's very good but one problem:
In ubuntu there is this directory : var / cache / apt / archives that you can see every repositories of softwares that installed on that but in fedora when I install a software with yum it just download repositories from internet and doesn't save it in etc / yum.repos.d. My question is: is there any way to save these repositories for use it in a offline system?

 

[Ijack]

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/where-are-yum-downloaded-packages-saved-889307/

 

[RezaHS75]

thank you very much man. but one thing else don't you know how I can open nautilus with root access?

 

[skittle]

Generally it is not safe to open the file manager as root. You should only modify individual files with sudo so you don't accidentally Bork your system.

But if you must:

#sudo <insert program name here>

Will open any of your programs with root access including nautilus.

 

[RezaHS75]

Thanks alot skittle.
Sorry one other problem:
In ubuntu , apt-get install checks the /var/cache/apt/archives directory to find any repository of software that we want to install and if it doesn;t find any repository so uses the internet connection to download repository but in fedora it just want to download all repository from internet connection when all required repository is in /var/cache/yum is there any way for make yum to check /var/cache/yum for needed repositories?

By the way in system that I install software when I remove it and install it again yum checks the /var/cache/yum but when I copy the repositories from system to another system those systems do not check /var/cache/yum and they want to download all repositories