RE: Installing update 4 for RHEL ES 3

To be a little more specific, you can download the ISO's, and then copy
the RedHat/RPMS directory somewhere, and run an rpm -Fvh against all of
those RPM's.  It will only update those RPM's that are currently
installed.
 
Also - this is a perfect use for an RHN Satellite.  That way, you can
still use up2date, and promote only those errata that have been
thouroughly tested in your environment into your channel, having a
separate channel for development, staging, and production.  Satellite is
quite expensive, however.  It really depends on how many servers you
have to manage.


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	From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Clif Smith
	Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 10:34 PM
	To: Discussion of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 (Taroon)
	Subject: Re: Installing update 4 for RHEL ES 3
	
	
	Within RHN, go to Channels I think, and you can navigate to the
ISO's.
	
	cjs
	
	
	On 9/26/06, Lyttle, Daniel < daniel.lyttle-7C7gvRlIt/[email protected]
<mailto:daniel.lyttle-7C7gvRlIt/[email protected]> > wrote: 

		Hi

		 

		This should be a simple question hopefully.

		 

		I currently have RHEL ES 3 with updates 3 and I need to
install update 4 only as the software has only been tested with  update
4. I don't want to use up2date because it looks as though it will
download the latest update of 8 I think it is.

		 

		Is there a way for me to download the cd's I require and
do an upgrade only to update 4? Or do I have to download all the ISO's
and reinstall?

		 

		Thanks,

		Daniel.

		 

		 


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