On Sat, 2005-08-27 at 07:20, CHAT KHODA wrote: > Hi Friends, > I am just trying to update a WEB server but I face a > problem , seems general! > Normally when you try to use YUM (We are using Core2), > you will receive a very old offer of update from > RedHat web site and when we try to install RPMs for > other Cores , we receive many dependecy errors.(For > instant the best offer of YUM for FC2 trying to update > Apache is 2.0.51 and MySQL 3... ! . > We receive other error messages when we try to use > sources of these programs. > > So what is thebest solution to keep these packages as > up to date as possible? > No need to say that we can not upgrade to Core4 > easily. If you want to keep an older version of fedora running, switch to the legacy support repositories: http://fedoralegacy.org/ If you want to keep servers running much longer than the fedora fast release cycles without re-installing, you might want to switch to Centos: http://www.centos.org/ Centos4 is not a big jump from fedora FC2 or FC3 but can be expected to have official updates for a much longer time. -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
