On Wednesday 01 September 2004 02:21, Monty Ree wrote:
Hello, all.
As you know, Redhat 9.0 and below patch is ended at April 30, 2004.
But I think that I have no problem because of fedoralegacy
(http://www.fedoralegacy.org/)
But, I guess that fedoralegacy doesn't any patch any more after June,right?
So is there any other method or any project which can maintain patch of the
redhat series?
Thanks in advance.
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Yum patching RH is spotty at best IMHO.
Personally I think Redhat should help with this, I was managing a network of
old RH 6/7/8 boxen....and though yum is cool it is not the best for updating
such old versions.
The best thing I could think of doing to make certain all the dependencies
were cool during the upgrade was to use the iso's from each release to
"upgrade". Once I was upgraded to RH9 I then used apt to upgrade/update to
Fedora Core 2....
This took care of the OS itself....the previous admin installed apache and
other programs in non-standard directories from source so those had to be
upgraded manually......
At home: I now use Slackware, I made a backup of my data (another machine) and
installed Slackware from scratch.
Truthfully for an old MS zealot, that got into RH Linux (1998), got pissed
about the RH distro change, and adopted Slackware just recently.....I have
never been happier it!
Oh and while I am picking fights ;-), BSDi is gone.....no support from the
domain owner, no simple white-paper to help with migration from BSDi 2 to
"current-BSD". How about giving the domain to a user group that is willing to
come up with such documentation....it would be most appreciated!
So, the short and skinny...good luck....;-)
- When major changes like this are forced I generally think, maybe it is a
good time to choose a new distro? I'll be doing all this work anyway, I am
migrating anyway.....why not.
Have fun...
--
James Carter
jcarter@mindmerge.net
http://www.mindmerge.net
