What does "supported" mean for Fedora Core 1 software?

[StoneBeat]

I have a doubt,  imagine that tomorrow someone discovered that OpenSSH shipped 
with Fedora Core 1 had a remote exploitable vulnerability.

How would i be able to get the patch for this vulnerability ? 

would i be able to get patched using "yum update" ?

would Redhat / Fedora  publish an Update in 
http://fedora.redhat.com/updates/released/ ?


El Lunes 12 Abril 2004 22:03, Bill Nottingham escribió:
> Christofer C. Bell (cbell at jayhawks.net) said:
> > What does "support" mean for Fedora Core 1 software?  I'm not trying to
> > sound like sour grapes, but I'm honestly curious.  I've submitted a
> > couple of bug reports (and submitted the fix with one of them) and so far
> > both have come back closed with "fixed in rawhide."
> >
> > I guess I don't know what this means, exactly.
>
> Rawhide means that it's fixed in the development tree. If this
> is done before FC2 is finalized, this generally means that it will be
> fixed in FC2.
>
> Bill