Re: up2date not workin

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That's not 100% accurate.

up2date/rhn is still available for all RH sponsored packages that were 
made available prior to the drop dead date.

On Fri, 23 Jul 2004, Stephen W wrote:

> up2date has been replaced ... 
> 
> need to use either apt or yum... 
>  
> For information goto:
> 
> http://www.apt-get.org/
> 
> StephenW
> 
> 
> --- J G <rhct95051@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >  
> > when I do an up2date, i am able to get to the GUI
> > screen, but when I get to the point where it fetches
> > the latest rpm's, it hangs and I get an error saying
> > that "
> > my up2date.py file in line 559, in string requires
> > character operand"...?
> >  
> > never edited that file...
> >  
> > any ideas?
> >  
> > thanks
> > 
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