Salvador Santander wrote: > Is there any reason for this? I think linuxconf is a good > administration tool. Where can I get the last rpm's? Basicly, RH used to include linuxconf without doing much QA on it. The QA that RH *did do* was to simply turn off a bunch of linuxconf modules. And since RH had no comunication with Jacques Gelinas, linuxconf was out of date as soon as the distro was released. Therefor, linuxconf was seen a buggy - unjustly. People who blasts linuxconf are the same people who used the stock version that came with the distro - they should have upgraded at http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/linuxconf/. So RH did the best thing and stopped including products they didn't have time to Q&A properly. Wedmin is cool but it doesn't include a TUI and GUI interface. Linuxconf has all three. And also granted webmin has many developers on it, and Jacques is the one man show for linuxconf. I can't live without linuxconf. I still think there is nothing better than: sendmail+linuxconf+vimap+bogofilter as an email server solution. I serving up 20 companies with that software combo with almost no effort - couldn't be easier. BTW, a fedora version of linuxconf should be out within a week. -Eric Wood -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
