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I too am mostly a Debian guy but it sounds like your situation has less to do with RPM than it does with a client putting themselves in a crazy situation. The
by jrumbut 11y ago
I too am mostly a Debian guy but it sounds like your situation has less to do with RPM than it does with a client putting themselves in a crazy situation.
The whole point of getting your OS from RH is that RH has a book that you can do things by and be pretty well assured of the results. When they decided to no longer subscribe to that they really should have switched to a community managed Linux version.
I can't imagine the one time cost of moving their production servers to CentOS would be more than the continual update pains they're experiencing.
- IgorPartola 11y agoI assume so, though the part where yum could not figure out the server's architecture was really odd. I would love for them to move to CentOS, or Fedora or whatever. The problem is that they are a huge healthcare company, and I am a part time subcontractor.