seth vidal wrote: > I thought y'all had gone to current or something for a while? Did you > decide to not do that? Heh! Allow me to clarify... take a look near the bottom of this page: http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/mirror/ Where I state: "You may be interested in using our Yum repositories, or our RedHat Update Server. The choice is up to you, but this guy prefers YUM." I've got yum repos for those who know what's good for them... The university IT dept uses the current server I run to patch its RHL machines. Scares me, to be honest! > Y'all are switching to EL? Let us poor folk know how it goes :) As for RHEL... I could cry - I've been talking with their Canadian sales rep, and we're getting nowhere... my school is far too broke/cheap. We've been offered this: $2500 USD for RH Proxy server (basically an up2date server, bleeccch) $25/installation of Workstation when in quantities over 100 $150/installation of RHES $1500/installation of RHAS Purchasing the proxy is a requirement to get the .edu (.ca up here) pricing. I asked about paying a large annual fee for the whole university to get unlimited WS installs with a fee for ES/AS installs, but they're standing FIRM. It's really scary, the head of the CS department is a Microsoft pundit, and since we essentially have an unlimited use license for MS products... well he doesn't want to shell out ("Whaddya mean we have to pay for Linux? It's free!"). So it's looking like fedora [legacy] or Debian. Bleh, I could go on for hours about this. I needed to rant, sorry for the wasted bandwidth. Seth, are you on the fedora-legacy list? e. -- e r i k w i l l i a m s o n erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx system admin . department of computer science . university of calgary
