"Michael H. Warfield" wrote:
>
> Why not just use autorpm then? If that's what you want to do, then
> just setup autorpm to point at the updates site, run it nightly, and
> configure it to automatically update all the packages you already have
> installed. You don't have to paw "down a checklist of a few hundred"
> and autorpm is no more likely to commit random acts of terrorism on
> your system than installing a big honker service pack. You also have
> the advantage that your "exposure latency" is reduced to one day or less
> after the release of the RPM. If you waited for the monthly "service
> pack" you could be in a world of hurt in that months time.
What about the GnoRPM? With the webfind feature, I think it's the
easiest wat to find the updates you need? Or is that the part about
"pawing through a checklist of 100's?" And what is this autorpm you
speak of? I am not familiar with it, but am eager to learn. Where can I
find this? is it on my 6.1 machine? Is it something I need to
download? Inquiring minds want to know. ;-)
Marie
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