RE: User Poll

Hunter wrote:
>And the fix is on that box. 
>
>Ok, looks like any 6.2 tree would fail, dirty or not.
>
>Why? Because everyone with 6.2 tends to have all the redhat packages in
>their tree, and redhats gtk+10 package returns None for some of the
>obsolete data.

Ugg... that's nasty... so if one had only a mirror of the updates from
ftp.redhat.com the problem would never show itself?

>You need to fill out the current.conf file and run several cadmin
>commands,  but as far as configuring apache goes, I dare anyone to come
>up with a simpler way to do it.

cadmin upgradecert where it takes your existing certificate from
/etc/current and imports it to apache's location (if there isn't an existing
one)? But I don't really think it's worth your time :-) A quick section in
the docs about where to relocate your cert and which ports you should run on
to maintain full unchanged compatibity with 1.0.5 might help some migrators
though.


>3. There's some confusion in the docs about how many channels a single
>server can deal with. Every os version/release and arch COMBINATION must
>be different.
>
>So having 6.2-i386, 7.0-sparc, 7.1-alpha, 7.1-i386, 7.2-i386 etc etc 
>is all allowed. 

And 7.3-i386, 7.3-i586, and 7.3-i686, right?

-Rob