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RE: [rhn-users] New version on redhat - Fedora + RHN?
- From: "Vlad Didenko" <vdidenko Getcollc com>
- To: <rhn-users redhat com>
- Subject: RE: [rhn-users] New version on redhat - Fedora + RHN?
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 16:22:12 -0600
Why can't it turn to use aptget, for that matter?
-----Original Message-----
From: Luke Rosenthal [mailto:lists luko org]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 4:12 PM
To: rhn-users redhat com
Subject: Re: [rhn-users] New version on redhat - Fedora + RHN?
> I do hope that someone picks up the ball with the up2date service, maybe
> Novell/Ximian perhaps? Otherwise it's us monitoring cert and others
> like crazy, build and distribute.
How many man-hours do you think RedHat spends on this at the moment? I
reckon it's a profit turner for them. So when they discontinue it in
December, it's gotta be worth a bunch of people banding together and
either approaching RedHat with a firm comittment to paying the RHN fees to
keep it going, or forming a breakaway "RHN2" movement, either using the
current RHN code (if it's GPL'd) or somehow forming our own system with a
new client.
Hell, even just a repository that carries the critial updates & patches
for RH73, RH8 (and RH9 when it expires) so we've got a less-than-hurried
migration path, be it to another RedHat product or elsewhere. I don't
mind manually applying RPM's but monitoring CERT and manually patching
everything is gonna be a pain in the rectum.
Personally I'd be more than happy to donate resources to such a venture.. ??
Of course, all this assumes RedHat has no plan for us, which it may...
RedHat, can you clarify?
Luke
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