Re: Postfix On Fedora Core4

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Dear friend,
Thakn you for replying.I wish to know 
1-If I run YUM daily will I guaranty my server's
security paching? (either this case or other cases).
2-If I install Postfix 2.2.2 by using YUM do I have
any security patch that fixed in 2.2.5? It seems that
when they consider a patchlevel field in their
numbering system they mean that these two packages are
not in the same condition in terms of security
issues.(or  at least I think so).
Regards,


--- Alexander Dalloz <ad+lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Am Di, den 30.08.2005 schrieb CHAT KHODA um 15:20:
> 
> > As fas as I know the latest available version of
> > Postfix MTA is 2.2.5 (Pathchlevel 5) but YUM
> always
> > suggests downloading and installing 2.2.2 and as
> you
> > can see by installing this package we will lose 3
> > levels of patches that might be dangerous.
> > Please guide me; what is the best solution to
> install
> > the latest version of Postfix (other than source
> > compiling ofcourse).
> 
> yum install postfix
> 
> If there would be security issue it would be fixed,
> either by a patch or
> by version updating. Don't expect to always have the
> latest application
> version packaged. It often makes not that much sense
> to be that close to
> upstream.
> 
> Alexander
> 
> 
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