Re: Best Update Method > CENTOS

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• From: Strong <s-strong@xxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 23:18:35 +0700
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Excuse me, may i missed something...
So, if I have a web-server, with a time, say 5 years from now, i will
not be able to update my FC4 through the general services, like yum,
etc?
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Best regards,
Strong.

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