Re: Options for next release... (WAS: Re: VERSION 0.2.26 released...)
Greg Kurtzer <[email protected]>
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Hrmm... I am actually not sure I understand the difference between what you are referring to and the existing --server switch. Is the difference to basically to allow a user to build a distribution out of the defined FTP servers and server_lists? If this is so, I can see reasons that this could come in handy, but it still seems a bit redundant since I could do this with the --server argument. Give me an example where you would use this... On Sun, Jan 27, 2002 at 09:29:06AM -0800, Michael Dill wrote: > This way, once setup, you don't need to edit the 'server' file again > just to be able to do this. This would almost replace RedHat's up2date > stuff with ease. I honestly have never used up2date. I am actually torn on it. I never liked the idea that you have to register and possibly pay for more then one system you use, but I think that they deserve some money for everything they have done for the Linux cause... Dilemmas! Sorry to seem difficult on this. I do appreciate your input, and I want to be crystal clear on this before going forward on it. Thanks, Greg -- Greg Kurtzer [email protected] http://www.runlevelzero.net LINUX,... The choice of a GNU generation! :wq