On Mon, 4 Sep 2006, Steve Huff wrote:
On Sep 4, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Errmm 4.3 updates give 4.4 ???
Hey, I am seeing 195 updates available. That does NOT sound like a a few
patches. More like a total replacement.
what it sounds like you want is to stay at 4.3 but still receive...
something? security updates? updates that are magically guaranteed not to
break anything?
i'm not sure there's a good way to accomplish that. i'd recommend not
running `yum update` until other early adopters have figured out all the
various pitfalls and have documented workarounds.
This issue will be resolved upstream when following the release of 4.5
they start to maintain point releases that have backported security
updates - 4.5.1 4.5.2 etc - CentOS will follow suit ...
-steve
p.s. i recall an announcement a while back that there RH created additional
up2date channels that distribute noncritical fixes and feature enhancements
in real time rather than waiting until the point release, but i don't
remember how to access them. anyone?
fasttrack repo (= upstream fastrack)
Regards
Lance
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