Re: Upgrading Tao remotely

On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 11:15, Nathanael Noblet wrote:
> No, just modify the instructions a tad.
> 
> Either get yum-2.2 for Tao-1 from contrib apparently and not testing, 

*sigh* the affects of sleep deprivation are really showing. :-/  I
thought I had moved yum-2.2 from contrib to testing, but I used 'mv' and
just moved the map file, instead of 'tmmove' which moves the whole
rpm/srpm set. :-/

For sure, yum-2.2 for Tao 1 is in contrib now.

> or get the src rpm of 2.2 for Tao-4 and rpmbuild --rebuild it. Then as 
> redhat-logos and tao-logos conflict, remove tao-logos and install. 
> Eventually you'll have to remove redhat-logos and replace it with 
> tao-logos when they come out.

No, there won't be a 'tao-logos' without a super compelling argument for
it.  I just modify 'redhat-logos' now, to keep it cleaner and more
maintainable.  The next 'redhat-logos' will obsolete tao-logos, so that
should improve things.

Note: I don't think yum upgrades are the best course of action - you
miss out stuff like an selinux policy package, the new docs I package
(like the selinux guide), maybe others.

I think an anaconda upgrade is the best way.

David

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