> On Thu, 2004-09-02 at 22:13 +0100, Kevin Brennan wrote:
> > I currently have some web servers running RHES 3.0, the host company I
use
> > include this as standard. The auto updates I find realy usefull as it
saves
> > time monitoring mailing lists, applying patches manually etc. I am
currently
> > planning deployment of a number of servers in our own rackspace and
would
> > like to have the ease of management that RH up2date gives.
> >
> > Since RHES 3 is the only distribution I've used in this environment
where
> > updates, stability and security are important, I'd like to know what
other
> > alternatives are out there.? The free'er the better.
> > Br /Kev/
>> RHE clones such as:
> whitebox
> Tao
> Cento
Any preference ?, is there one which is more active. Br /Kev/
>> all come with yum which is a rather demented but functional equivalent
> of up2date - plus it is free
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