yum-cron in the cloud images?

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On Fri, 14 Dec 2012, Matthew Miller wrote:

Should we apply updates automatically in the cloud images? I like the idea of keeping people protected against security vulnerabilities. ...

I would recommend against it, as you run the risk of breaking instances for people not living within the four corners of the package management system

As a comparison with 'real history,' SKV had a 'this distribution is EOL' tool as well, and I believe abandoned the tool, because people do not WANT to be automatically protected ;)

I am not against having a 'nag' function:

1. at deploy and each start time, see if there is a recipient set for the 'root' owner, and as necessary, prompt with a wizard to configure one, or to decline it

2. check timestamps and as the results of the wizard imply, nag

	3. optionally change /etc/issue to nag

	4. extend to taste

-- Russ herrold
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