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[ILUG] Changing over from RH x to Fedora

[ILUG] Changing over from RH x to Fedora

Paul Jakma paul at clubi.ie
Thu Mar 4 19:54:05 GMT 2004


On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 quest at leviathan.irelands-web.ie wrote:

> I have a RH 7.1 server running apache, DNS, sendmail...
> I haven't seen Fedora yet. Is it feasible to move everything over to a 
> server running Fedora. Anybody done something like it yet and if so what 
> to watch out for? 

I've apt-get dist upgraded from RH7.3+updates to FC1. Works fine -
there's just the usual tedious cleaning up of config files to do
afterwards.  (be sure to run apt-get dist-upgrade through tee to save
the output).

DNS should be ok, provided you are already running BIND 9 on RH7. 
Otherwise, you'll hit the usual 8 -> 9 BIND conversion problems.
 
> TIA
> 
> Chris 

regards,
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