The cvmfs package depends on a package providing cvmfs-config, which in the default case is provided by the cvmfs-config-default package. This package includes the cvmfs-config.cern.ch repo as the config repo. For Galaxy purposes this is an unnecessary mount - it doesn't harm anything, but for installations that don't use the CERN and OSG repos, you can just install the cvmfs-config-none package, which provides cvmfs-config but with a blank config.
However, cvmfs-config-none is not in the standard cernvm yum repo since you can't have two packages providing the same thing in a single repo, but it is in the (shipped with the repo config but disabled by default) cernvm-config repo. So the following works:
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cvmfspackage depends on a package providingcvmfs-config, which in the default case is provided by thecvmfs-config-defaultpackage. This package includes thecvmfs-config.cern.chrepo as the config repo. For Galaxy purposes this is an unnecessary mount - it doesn't harm anything, but for installations that don't use the CERN and OSG repos, you can just install thecvmfs-config-nonepackage, which providescvmfs-configbut with a blank config.However,
cvmfs-config-noneis not in the standardcernvmyum repo since you can't have two packages providing the same thing in a single repo, but it is in the (shipped with the repo config but disabled by default)cernvm-configrepo. So the following works:There are also packages here: http://ecsft.cern.ch/dist/cvmfs/cvmfs-config/, including a Debian package which does the same for Debian-based distros.