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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.8 General Availability Announcement

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.8 General Availability Announcement

2006-07-20       - By Jay Lee

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Brian Long wrote:
> Have you heard about the new update model for folks with premium support
> contracts for RHEL 4?  Starting with RHEL 4 Update 5, they are changing
> to calling it 4.5.0 (3 numbers).  For 18 months, they will provide
> security updates to 4.5.0.  Every 6 months they will release an update,
> i.e. 4.6.0, 4.7.0 and 4.8.0.  This allows customers to stay with a
> single update for up to 18 months while receiving critical security
> updates.
>
> Contact your Red Hat sales team for more details...
>  

Any docs available on this?  In particular, I am interested in knowing
how I would stay at a particular update release while still grabbing
security updates via RHN/up2date.  I keep up with both the taroon and
nahant lists but haven't seen any mention of this versioning system
change before, sounds like a good plan to me though.

Jay

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