1. Historically, there are two releases per year, usually in April and October or so (for what that's worth). 2. Depends on what 'the set of modules' contains. I'd suggest you think about looking into what was present in 8.0, and what's in rh9, to see if they're already meeting your needs. I know there are a lot of language and database add-on rpms in rh8 that you can hook in. -- ---------- Vince.Skahan@xxxxxxxxxx --------- Connexion by Boeing - Cabin Network -----Original Message----- From: John Beamon [mailto:jbeamon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 12:01 PM To: Kickstart List Subject: any news of a new RH release? 1. When can we expect at least a rumor of 9.1? 2. Can we expect Red Hat to offer an http server option that includes the set of modules and features that we've come to know and love over the years? It's immaterial to me whether RH contributes to the apache-2 module base or allows us the option of installing a maintained apache-1.3.x package. I'm already rolling my own rpm's of at least a dozen different packages for feature sets we need. We "need" apache-1.3.x. 3. A repost from a couple days ago that has gone completely untouched... is there a feature analogous to "lilocheck" in kickstart that is applicable to Red Hat's default bootloader for the last THREE production releases? In my meager experience, lilocheck has not halted for the presence of grub on the MBR. If I'm missing something or holding my mouth wrong when I do it, please just let me know. Thanks. I look forward to a reply with eager anticipation. John _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
