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I'm a newbie with a nice FC1 install, handling
some web hosting and email filtering for a small group with SpamAssassin.
This is on a really old/slow machine that was borrowed from another location for
experimentation and needs to return to its usual home. I have a new server
now that awaits an OS.
1. Should I go ahead and put FC1 on
it? If so, when a stable FC2 comes out, how best to retain what I have
going, e.g. Apache conf, mail conf, SpamAssassin conf etc, or would I just have
to manually save all pertinent configuration files and then reinstall each
software after the new install of FC2?
2. OR, should I install FC2 testing
now? If I do that, will I be able to yum update to the stable version when
it's released, or will that still require a new full install?
3. FC1 does everything I want right
NOW. Should I just install FC1 on the new machine and wait and see how
long I can remain happy with this version??
Thanks any tips - This isn't an enterprise
operation, obviously, but I want to be able to install new apps in the
future. - John |
