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Re: named failing to restart after updating to RHEL3 U4
- From: Josh Kelley <josh jbc edu>
- To: "Discussion of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 (Taroon)" <taroon-list redhat com>
- Subject: Re: named failing to restart after updating to RHEL3 U4
- Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 09:56:40 -0500
Lee Whatley, Contractor wrote:
Tommy Davis wrote:
On a related note: I wonder if people running productions server have
the automatic update enabled. It seems to me that once in a while an
update breaks things.
There is no way I would use automatic update, EVAR. There have been
way too many instances where packages have been released before they
are really "ready for prime time". Anytime an update gets released, I
put it on a test system first and then try my darndest to see if I can
break it. Only after testing do I manually push the updates out to
production.
I feel like a novice for asking, but what's the easiest way to do this?
I know that I should be testing updates before I install them on
production servers, but I've always felt like the headache of (a)
keeping a test server with a configuration that's relatively similar to
my mail server and web server and file servers and everything else and
(b) figuring out a suite of tests that's reasonably likely to hit
functionality that might break is great enough that I instead just
install updates without testing and hope that I can catch whatever
problems occur before people get too upset. Is there some easy testing
technique that I'm missing?
Josh Kelley
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