Re: yum-updatesd actually work for anyone?

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Subject: Re: yum-updatesd actually work for anyone?
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Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 18:37:37 -0400
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  Simply put: no.

  KISS (simple) works - create a cron to run yum -y update if you need this. 

  

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References:
- yum-updatesd actually work for anyone?
  - From: Neal Becker
- Re: yum-updatesd actually work for anyone?
  - From: Peter Gordon

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