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replace up2date

replace up2date

2004-01-19       - By Randy Kelsoe

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William Hooper wrote:

>Randy Kelsoe said:
>  
>
>>Even if up2date still works, when supports runs out, there won't be
>>anything to update. In the meantime there is yum:
>>
>>    http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/
>>
>>which you can use with 7.3 and get your updates while they are still
>>being updated.
>>    
>>
>
>And these updates are going to come from thin air?  Most yum repos are
>just mirrors of Red Hat's released updates.
>  
>
Guess I wasn't clear on my point that when support expires, there will
be no updates to update from.