Am Die, den 04.11.2003 schrieb Charles Gregory um 17:01: > Thanks, but the issue is not the migration as such, but the ongoing > mnaintenance. Under the old Red Hat Network, we could have a 'reactive' > system, where we would be notified of critical patches/updates, and the > 'trained monkey' would be told to run 'up2date' and everything would be > handled automatically. The thing that is not clear from the website is > whether there is anything resembling this mechanism in 'Fedora'. How much > smarter must our volunteers be to handle updates? > ximian might have the solution for you and others needing a replacement for red hat linux (i.e. rhn)-just in case fedora won't cut it (i hope it will): "[...] As to the void left by Red Hat offering Red Hat Network support only for Enterprise Linux customers, the Red Hat moves have created a golden opportunity for Ximian to expand its customer base. Ximian's Red Carpet provides the same type of services as the Red Hat Network - high-speed lines for downloads and automated updates for security and bug fixes - for a comparable price. All Ximian needs to do to gain new customers from those abandoned by RHN is to support Fedora, and they say that's what they're going to do." http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/11/03/2136258&mode=thread&tid=151
