On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 20:59 -0500, John Quaglieri wrote:
> That release announcement says "Initially CentOS 3.3 systems will not be
> automatically upgraded to CentOS 3.4. However in 72-96 hours from this
> announcment the centos-release rpm for 3.4 will be added to the 3.3 tree
> and that will force automatic upgrades when using yum."
>
> I take it this is no longer the case and a manual update is required?
The process of upgrading from 3.3 to 3.4 can leave DNS servers running
bind broken ... so we are not going to automatically upgrade people.
New installs of CentOS-3.4 are not affected, and if you are not running
bind, a manual upgrade from 3.3 to 3.4 does not break anything.
If you are manually upgrading a DNS server, make sure to remove caching-
nameserver first and restore your /etc/named.conf
and /var/named/named.ca have been restored. After the upgrade,
do /etc/init.d/named restart and do "chkconfig --level 345 named on"
Hopefully this situation will be addressed by the upstream provider
soon.
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