cfraz wrote: > Configuring in console mode up2date --configure ends up with "there > was an SSL error" Quick ad for the up2date newbies: if you use a proxy server, set useNoSSLForPackages=1 in /etc/sysconfig/rhn/up2date. *This makes packages cacheable*, and thus if you have more than one system, the bandwidth saved can be significant. (Obviously those of you who pay little or nothing for bandwidth won't care, but some of us are still on AU$0.175/Mb when we go over quota.) On that note, can anyone from Red Hat suggest why this option isn't on by default? As long as packages are verified with GPG, there is no need to hide them from anyone, right? Paul http://paulgear.webhop.net
