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yum clean packages

Now remove any cached XML-based metadata

yum clean metadata

Remove any cached database files

yum clean dbcache

Following this you will want to clean all the files to confirm the preceding instructions and to ensure that unnecessary disk space is not used

yum clean all

Rebuild the Yum cache by typing

yum makecache

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For CPanel or DNSOnly you can also remove manually all the Cpanel_* temp files

rm -fv /home/*/tmp/Cpanel_*
rm -fv /tmp/Cpanel_*

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