Unless there are news regarding OmniOS my stance is
- OmniOS 151022 is a freeze of current Illumos + LX. At the moment it is
the most stable and feature rich free Illumos general use server
distribution with the addition LX zones. As there is no repo and
development outside OmniTi it is freezed. There are no signs from OmniTi
to add any fixes. As packages are signed it does not work outside
OmniTi. As OmniOS 151023 is identical without signed packages a
community based repo based on it with possible fixes as 151022ce
(community edition) is a suggestion (but sadly I am not an OS developer).
Without LX and a former OmniOS alike support option available you can
move to OpenIndiana as a 1:1 replacement. OpenIndiana (current is
2017.04) is more or less pure Illumos + an optional GUI + a lot of
services in the repo. OpenIndiana is the idea to continue OpenSolaris.
The OpenIndiana textedition is nearly identical to OmniOS beside LX.
There is also a GUI option with Mate. If you avoid the bunch of extra
services, media tools and office tools its a very stable option, just
like OmniOS is/was. As there is no long term stable with backporting
fixes you can use a snapshot like the 2017.04 and update single packages
on OpenIndiana when needed. A pkg update gives you the whole newest
Illumos similar to OmniOS bloody. Like OmniOS OpenIndiana offers a new
snapshot + iso every 6 months. If there are bugs fixed in Illumos you
get them on OI.
- You can report bugs regarding the distribution to the OpenIndiana
list. Bugs that are related to core Illumos functionalities (OS, ZFS,
drivers, core services like iSCSI, NFS, SMB) should be reported to the
Illumos list optionally as an issue at https://www.illumos.org/issues
(was the same with OmniOS). They get fixed there like it was with OmniOS.
setup of the different OI distributions
http://www.napp-it.org/doc/downloads/setup_napp-it_os.pdf
Gea
@napp-it.org
Am 29.06.2017 um 08:50 schrieb Paul B. Henson:
Unfortunately OmniTI no longer offers support contracts for OmniOS. We
actually have a contract that's still good through I think November,
but given their main support engineer is no longer with the company
and the OS appears to be in limbo at the moment I'm not sure what good
that does us ;).
If you think you've found a bug, your best bet at the moment is to
just report it to this list, possibly to the upstream illumos
developer list if you can detail it reasonably technically, and
perhaps open an issue on the illumos issue tracker.
On Jun 28, 2017, at 11:29 PM, Oliver Weinmann
<oliver.weinm...@telespazio-vega.de
<mailto:oliver.weinm...@telespazio-vega.de>> wrote:
Hi,
What if I would like to report a possible bug? Do I need a valid
support contract for this?
Best Regards,
Oliver
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