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On 03/09/2015 03:30 PM, Noriko Hosoi
wrote:
Hello,
On 03/09/2015 02:18 PM, Robert Viduya wrote:
I'm in the same boat. We, as an enterprise, have standardized
on RHEL6 as our OS, with RHEL7 only on the horizon. Switching
to either Fedora or CentOS isn't an option. But the only
"official" 389 release for RHEL6 is years old.
It really depends on what you mean by "release". The 389-ds-base in
RHEL6 gets regular updates. It doesn't get many new features
because we are trying to keep it stable.
I reported a bug about a year ago, 47739, that's been fixed
since 1.2.11.26. But only 1.2.11.15 is available for RHEL6.
So, yes, there's at least one fix that we need that isn't
available to us. But really, there's tons of bug fixes and
features that have come out since then. The longer we're held
back, the harder it will be to get our user base to adapt to
all the new features once we do upgrade.
The fix for the ticket 47739 is included in
389-ds-base-1.2.11.15-32 and newer and released on October 13,
2014 for RHEL-6.6.
Sorry about missing the announcement. Could it be possible to
upgrade your RHEL6 bits to the latest
389-ds-base-1.2.11.15-50.el6?
If you were using the old rmeggins repo or a copr repo, see
http://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/releases/end-1-2-11.html
Thanks.
Is compiling from source our only option? Because, I can
do that. I'd just rather not have to.
On 03/09/2015 12:39 AM,
Juan Carlos Camargo wrote:
I'd
like to see an updated install/upgrade procedure
for 389-ds. The info on the web page is
outdated, links for coprs are not working either
, maybe they are not valid anymore.
They are not, and have been removed. It was just too
difficult to maintain the copr repos. The recommended
versions are now the ones provided by your base
operating system.
See also http://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/releases/end-1-2-11.html
As
a user of Centos6x I'm somehow lost when I see
versions of the product coming out whereas my
servers are stuck with the older ones.
Right. We are trying to keep EL6 versions stable -
they are mostly in maintenance mode. Is there some
feature you require that is not available in 1.2.11
but is in some later version? If not, then do you
really need to upgrade?
Should
I make the move to Fedora?
It depends. Have you considered upgrading to CentOS
7.x instead? The only problem is that the admin
server and console bits are not yet available, but
should be shortly.
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