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up2date and release versions

up2date and release versions

2006-09-29       - By Jay Lee

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On Fri, September 29, 2006 9:37 am, Bill Jones wrote:
> I have an application that is only approved on a specific RH version,
> ie, 4.3.  If I run up2date will it upgrade
>
> To 4.4, or is there a way to keep it at 4.3?  Or, does it even make
> sense to run up2date?

Step 1) Install your server using the RHEL4 update 3 CDs you downloaded
from RHN.

Step 2) Turn up2date off, if you leave it on, it will update you to RHEL4
Update 4 (by default, everything except the kernel gets updated)

Step 3) Scream loudly at your software vendor that they need to get their
rears going on certifying Update 4 for their software because you've got
security updates that *need* to be installed.

Jay
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Jay Lee
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Information Technology Dept.
Philadelphia Biblical University
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