Their based on my set of patches for RHEL 3 rpm. It runs through my
test harness and works fine as far as I have know. I have yet to use
that particular set in a production environment because I'm still back
on Centos 3/RHEL 3.
Have you read my article, BTW:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7034
It gives a good description of how to use the standard transactional
rollback feature of rpm.
http://lee.k12.nc.us/~joden/misc/patches/rpm
Gives some info on autorollback.
I would love for you to test out rollback and autorollback, but I want
your eyes wide open before deploying on production (this being a
relative term of course) systems, understanding what the feature can
and cannot do.
Cheers...james
On 7/13/05, Maciej ?enczykowski <maze@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> OK, Thanks, I think you did manage to successfully scare me away :)
> Any comments on the progeny centos4 autorollback rpm rpms?
> Cheers,
> MaZe.
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