Hi Marcelo,
Hmmm, if your sysadmin policy is only to install packages from the official
CentOS repository(s) on the production systems , then you have a problem in
that you have to wait for them to upgrade there repositories which will
probably only be for there next scheduled release.
We do
On 18.01.2013, at 19:43, Hugh Williams wrote:
> Hi Alexey,
>
> We are currently discussing how best this can be done for this common Linux
> distro's, but as it stands they would have to be build from source, for which
> we do provide instructions on building for popular Linux distros in ther
Hi Alexey,
We are currently discussing how best this can be done for this common Linux
distro's, but as it stands they would have to be build from source, for which
we do provide instructions on building for popular Linux distros in there
packaging formats etc as detailed at:
http://v
Hi Hugh.
Yes the build dates are different because the production virtuoso is from
Centos repository and Dev virtuoso is compiled from sourceforge source.
Well I request to the sysadmin upgrade virtuoso but that is the last version
available. And production environment allows only packages from c
Hi
There were several related topics on the list, lately, so I decided to ask.
Would OpenLink be able to provide official binary builds for main production
linux distributions?
I think, the list would consist of:
* RHEL/CentOS (EPEL has package for 6.1.2)
* Debian Stable (ships with 6.1.2)
*
